ChainCatcher message, Swell posted on platform X that rswETH V2 is currently being audited by Sigma Prime and Nethermind.This upgrade will bring the following features:Withdrawals to facilitate TGE and subsequent stability;Re-staking LST, including swETH;Secure delegation to AVS.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Ethereum client Nethermind will launch the Starknet Grants program, with a grant pool of 1 million dollars, which will be used to support applications and products on Starknet.It is reported that Nethermind will provide developers with grants ranging from 50,000 to 250,000 dollars to promote the development of the Starknet ecosystem with user-oriented innovative products.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Coinbase's cloud services division has added Nethermind and Erigon to its Ethereum staking infrastructure, aiming to increase the diversity of execution layer clients and reduce reliance on Geth.It is reported that this initiative aims to reduce dependence on the widely used Geth execution layer client by strategically diversifying validators across various clients. The deployment plan for the Nethermind client is set to begin this week.

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum client Nethermind announced on social media that Nethermind client v1.25.4 is now live, compatible with the Cancun upgrade on the Ethereum mainnet and Gnosis Chain.It is reported that the Cancun upgrade on Gnosis Chain will take place on March 11, and the Cancun upgrade on the Ethereum mainnet will occur on March 13.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, as of now, Nethermind has sold a total of 3.41 million STRK, approximately 6.74 million dollars.Currently, Nethermind still holds 6.74 million STRK (approximately 12.33 million dollars).

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, the Ethereum research and engineering company Nethermind sold 954,100 STRK in exchange for 2.3 million USDC, with an average selling price of 2.41 USDT.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, Nethermind's Starknet RPC has now launched open endpoints, available for free use without an API key.

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum core developer and Geth client developer Péter Szilágyi stated on social media that the Ethereum clients Nethermind and Besu stopping the storage of Ethereum historical data and hoping to standardize this behavior without violating the protocol is irresponsible.Allowing users not to store historical chains is a very dishonest marketing tactic; users switch to the X client because it is smaller; they can still access old data because Geth provides it; users are completely unaware of this with the Geth developers. They could collaborate on EIP-4844 to first help archive historical blocks, and then all clients could delete them at once, but the market share would not change.Péter Szilágyi expressed a desire to exit Ethereum, saying, "Since even the core developers are maximizing their interests relative to other developers, why bother trying to make it better? I am deeply disappointed in everyone involved."

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum research and engineering company Nethermind has launched Nethermind client v1.20.4, which will support Holesky. The specific planned launch time is September 28 at 12:00 UTC, with Epoch 1695902400. Due to the previous unsuccessful initial launch of the Holesky network, EF DevOps and the client team have reached a consensus to restart it a week later.Previous news, the Ethereum Holesky testnet failed to launch due to a major issue caused by network configuration errors, and developers plan to restart it soon.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Ethereum client Nethermind has released version v1.20.2 and is preparing for the upcoming Holesky testnet.Nethermind mentioned that the Holesky testnet will replace Goerli and will launch on September 15th at 22:00 Beijing time.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the restaking platform EigenLayer has established a partnership with blockchain tools and infrastructure developer Nethermind.It is reported that the collaboration aims to drive permissionless innovation within the blockchain ecosystem by combining their respective Ethereum infrastructure and restaking capabilities. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the DeFi collateral protocol PWN has announced the completion of over $2 million in funding, with participation from StarkWare, Nethermind, Safe Ecosystem Foundation, Digital Finance Group, Jsquare, and several angel investors including Patricio Worthalter (POAP), Christoph Jentzsch (founder of Slock.it), Danny Ryan, Tim Beiko (Ethereum Foundation), Alex Van de Sande (ENS delegate), and Lefteris Karapetsas (founder of Rotki).It is reported that PWN allows users to use NFTs or any tokens as collateral to invest in fixed interest loans and generate returns; PWN DAO is responsible for overseeing the operation of the PWN protocol and related tools developed by the team (such as PWN Safe or token bundler). (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, a new withdrawal developer website (withdrawal-devnet-3) developed by the Ethereum client Nethermind has been launched. The new website has made slight changes to the withdrawal format based on the discussions from the previous core developer meeting, changing the field amount in the withdrawal format from wei to gwei. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Uniswap Foundation tweeted that it plans to discuss a proposal to deploy Uniswap V3 on the StarkNet network with StarkWare and Nethermind at 00:00 Beijing time on January 25, as well as the new issues it faces in deploying on the first non-EVM network.It is reported that a Nethermind researcher previously initiated the proposal to deploy Uniswap V3 to StarkNet, and if the proposal is approved, Uniswap V3 is expected to be fully deployed on the StarkNet mainnet before the second quarter. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Nethermind researcher Deven Matthews has proposed to deploy Uniswap V3 on StarkNet in the Uniswap community. Deven Matthews stated that the Nethermind team has translated the Uniswap V3 Core's Solidity codebase to Cairo using their developed Solidity to Cairo transpiler Warp, and has tested it on StarkNet's local testnet. Deven Matthews also mentioned that if the proposal is approved, Uniswap V3 is expected to be fully deployed on the StarkNet mainnet before the second quarter. (source link)

According to Chain Catcher news, The Block reported that the Ethereum development team Nethermind has launched the Uniswap Warp version on the StarkNet network for users within the StarkNet network. This version is not affiliated with the official Uniswap.It is reported that projects on Ethereum use the Solidity programming language, while projects on StarkNet use Cairo. Nethermind is committed to code translation (Warp) work and has stated that it will continue to work on developing features and replicating this experiment with other protocols to bring more new protocols to StarkNet. (The Block)

Chain Catcher news, Ethereum client Nethermind has announced that the next significant milestone of the Warp project has been achieved, successfully translating and compiling Uniswap V3 into Uniswap V3 Warped (UniStark). A hardhat plugin is currently being completed, allowing all Solidity hardhat tests to run on the translated Cairo. This means that Warp has converted and deployed every Solidity file in the Uniswap V3 repository with minimal changes to the source code.It is reported that on June 21 of this year, the Ethereum client Nethermind launched the translator Warp 2.0. Warp 2.0 supports converting Solidity contracts to Cairo for deployment on StarkNet. (Source link)