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Vitalik declared at Pragma, a side event at Devcon in Mumbai: “I've finally made up my mind, ETH is a store of value, ETH is money.”

The quote was posted by @griffgreen at the event, got around 99,000 views, and was immediately repeated as an upgraded narrative. The thing is, look at when he said it—BTC had just fallen below $75,000, ETH was down over 7% on the day, and liquidations had topped a billion.

A founder calling ETH a SoV onstage doesn’t mean the market will buy it. And being able to stake ETH for yield doesn’t mean it holds its value: where does the yield come from—inflation or transaction fees? Who pays, and who receives? The numbers need to add up. Gold pays no yield, but it doesn’t rely on PowerPoint slides to keep its price from falling, either.

The accounts that parrot the narrative love adding: “the only native-yield SoV that won’t be diluted by inflation.” It’s pretty clear who they’re pitching this to—people still holding their positions, and people taking a cut from ETH staking products.

When the price tanks, they call it money. When it rises, they call it a tech stock. Just the same narrative in a new outfit.

#ETH #Devcon

Ethereum's long-running debate over how much new ETH to pay validators took the stage at Devcon 8 in Mumbai on November 4, 2026.

The issuance roundtable (08:00–08:55 UTC) focused on EIP-8363, a draft called "Tapered Issuance Burn" that would burn a growing share of validator rewards as more ETH is staked. It was an open discussion, not a vote: the authors withdrew the draft from the Hegotá upgrade on October 1, 2026, and proposed follow-up workshops, a tentative January forum and an April forum at EthCC.

The outcome matters for stakers. Bitwise estimated that fresh issuance made up about 96.3% of average gross staking yield in Q3 2026, and a TECHi model using ~44.3M active ETH suggests the draft would leave idealized duty rewards about 26% below the current schedule at activation. Meanwhile, $ETH led the majors on November 4, up roughly 6.7% in 24 hours per CoinDesk data.

#Ethereum #Staking #Devcon
DYOR. Not financial advice.

Could rollups use Ethereum mainnet liquidity without a separate bridge transaction? The Ethereum Economic Zone says its Devcon demos explored that path.

The EEZ announced three cross-layer demonstrations:
• CoW Swap: a rollup trade uses mainnet liquidity and returns tokens in the same transaction, without a separate bridge step or extra signature.
• Safe: coordinate multisig ownership and treasury access across Ethereum mainnet and rollups.
• Falcon: verify a post-quantum signature on a rollup and use it to authorize a mainnet transfer. Crypto.news reports the team said this demo used about 91% less gas than mainnet verification.

Caveat: these are demonstrations, not a general production rollout. Practical support still depends on implementation, security review and participating networks.

Sources: [EEZ announcement](https://x.com/etheconomiczone/status/2117866567685849443) · [Crypto.news](https://crypto.news/ethereum-economic-zone-unveils-three-cross-chain-breakthroughs-at-devcon/)

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EEZ’s testnet Rollup X made its debut at Devcon—with a focus on “calling mainnet in a single transaction.”

The official blog featured three demos: placing an order on CoW Swap through Rollup X, with the solver tapping Ethereum mainnet liquidity directly and the tokens returning to the rollup in the same transaction—no bridge, no waiting, no second signature; atomically changing owners across L1/L2 with Safe, while also sharing spending limits; and verifying Falcon post-quantum signatures on the rollup for use on mainnet, cutting mainnet gas from about 5.5 million to around 495,000—a reduction of roughly 91%.

A caveat: it’s still a testnet, so don’t put serious money into it. The core protocol is still undergoing independent audits. On the roadmap, Gnosis Chain plans to stop being an independent L1 in spring 2027 and migrate via hard fork to become EEZ’s first general-purpose zone—with contracts, balances, addresses, chain ID, and xDAI all retained. EEZ is a Swiss nonprofit, co-funded by the EF, and open source; it isn’t a product of Gnosis alone.

Fragmentation has been debated for a long time. Whether mainnet liquidity can really be “called over in a single transaction” remains to be seen—watch for the mainnet launch and audit results. $ETH #EEZ #Gnosis #Devcon

Ethereum Economic Zone has unveiled three cross-chain demos at once, with CoW Swap, Safe, and post-quantum signatures as partners.

The demos aim to show one thing: applications deployed on Ethereum Rollups can interact directly with mainnet in a single transaction. The announcement was made on November 4 during Devcon, and the three demos focus on trading, accounts, and signatures, respectively.

· So far, only demos have been made public; the announcement did not specify the exact time or cost of a single transaction, or when the technology will go live.
· “Completing cross-chain interactions within a single transaction” is the intended form of this solution; it does not mean that existing Rollup applications generally already have this capability.

Would you rather take a first look at the CoW Swap transaction flow or the post-quantum signature component?

$ETH #Devcon

“Data should be treated as toxic waste by default.”

According to Cointelegraph, Vitalik said this at Devcon in Mumbai. He called for using open-source technologies and zero-knowledge proofs to protect privacy and reduce reliance on “trust.”

The point is that the more data you store, and the more concentrated it is, the greater the risk. Rather than hoping custodians can be trusted, it’s better to collect and expose less data by design. That’s where ZK proves its value: you can prove something is true without revealing the underlying data.

The above does not constitute investment advice. Please be aware of the risks.

#Vitalik #Devcon #隐私 #ZeroKnowledgeProof

Just caught the opening of Devcon 8: Vitalik took the stage wearing a smiley-face mask and a cloak covered in eyes. Someone immediately shouted that he was cosplaying as Shoggoth (the AI meme about “a monster beneath the mask”).

That same day, he also posted on X that he was worried AI could speedrun fifty years of mathematics in five, find a “shortcut” to break the elliptic curves protecting private keys $ETH / $BTC —and even get to a more powerful algorithm before anyone else for the lattice cryptography people are preparing to defend against quantum computers.

My first reaction wasn’t fear; it was that this guy really knows how to pick his moment: dressing up as an AI meme character while telling a room full of developers, “Don’t put too much faith in the cryptography we have now.” Do you think this is a serious warning, or a Devcon opening act?

Source: BeInCrypto / Vitalik X / Ethereum Foundation (2026-11-03)
#加密货币 #以太坊 #Devcon

$ETH Devcon 8 has officially kicked off! I remain bullish on Ethereum, and my long-term target of $5,000 remains unchanged.
From today through the 6th, Ethereum’s annual developer conference, Devcon 8, is being held in Mumbai, India. The conference focuses mainly on underlying technology, privacy and security, DeFi, and ecosystem development.
#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’ve always believed that ETH’s value isn’t just about price movements. More importantly, it depends on whether the entire Ethereum ecosystem can continue to grow. The continued influx of developers, applications, and capital is what underpins its long-term value.
@Binance BiBi
Looking at recent capital flows, there are also some positive signs.

BitMine has bought another 5,000 ETH, while a whale bought 16,658 ETH in a single transaction. This shows that even while the market remains volatile, large investors are still willing to keep building their positions.
#Devcon
But my view remains unchanged: short-term outflows and a market pullback aren’t enough to change my assessment of Ethereum’s long-term value.$ETH
【I remain personally bullish on Ethereum, with a long-term target of $5,000】
If Devcon brings new technological breakthroughs and ecosystem growth, it could become an important catalyst for the next phase of the market.#ETH（二饼）

5000🔪美元的目标，我依然坚持。你们觉得ETH这轮能不能走到位？

Calendar update: Ethereum’s annual developer conference, Devcon 8, is scheduled for November 3–6, 2026, in Mumbai, India.

More than just a conference, it’s a window into the pace of the Ethereum ecosystem: L2s, account abstraction, the application layer, public goods, and developers from emerging markets will all be in the spotlight.

Mumbai hosting the event is also worth noting. India has a large developer community and a growing base of Web3 users, and Devcon’s arrival could further boost local development, education, and startup activity. There’s still some time before the event, but teams, sponsors, and the agenda usually start sharing signals well in advance.

For long-term builders and followers of the $ETH ecosystem, you can add the dates to your calendar now and keep an eye out for registration details, topics, and side events.

https://devcon.org/en/

#Devcon #以太坊 #India

Calendar update: Ethereum’s annual flagship developer conference, Devcon 8, will take place in Mumbai, India, from November 3 to 6, 2026.

From Bangkok to Mumbai, Devcon is coming to India for the first time, drawn by the country’s large developer community, rapidly growing Web3 ecosystem, and continued focus on scaling, the application layer, and real-world adoption.

For builders and investors, this is more than just a conference—it’s an important window into Ethereum’s roadmap, L2 progress, account abstraction, stablecoins, and trends in on-chain applications. We recommend planning your trip early and keeping an eye out for the agenda, speaker submissions, and side events.

#Devcon #Ethereum #Web3

Ethereum’s official developer conference, Devcon 8, is now officially scheduled: it will take place in Mumbai, India, from November 3 to 6, 2026.

As one of the largest and most technically focused in-person gatherings in the Ethereum ecosystem, Devcon has always been about more than just “listening to talks.” It’s also an important window into protocol upgrades, Layer 2, account abstraction, application-layer innovation, and the direction of the developer community. Hosting the event in Mumbai also means that South Asia’s Web3 ecosystem will receive more attention.

There’s still some time before the event, but you can mark the dates on your calendar now. For builders and those who follow Ethereum over the long term, early November 2026 is worth setting aside.

#Devcon #Ethereum #India

From an ecosystem calendar perspective, Devcon 8 is scheduled for November 3–6, 2026, in Mumbai, India.

As one of Ethereum’s largest and most representative developer conferences, Devcon’s first visit to India (note: subject to official information) is significant in itself: the Asian developer community, local use cases, and crypto infrastructure are receiving more attention. For builders, this is not just a conference, but also an important opportunity to observe scaling, account abstraction, privacy, L2s, and the adoption of real-world applications.

We recommend keeping an eye on ticket sale dates, the hackathon, and side events in advance, as well as following the progress of local Web3 teams in India.

🔗 Official website: https://devcon.org/en/

#Devcon #Ethereum #India

【Market Update】Vitalik arrives in Mumbai; Devcon opens tomorrow
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has arrived in Mumbai to attend Devcon, the developers’ conference taking place from November 3 to 6, where he will also speak. Developers and community members will discuss the Ethereum roadmap in depth. India is home to one of Ethereum’s largest developer communities. What signals are you most looking forward to seeing from Devcon? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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$ETH Over the next few days, the crypto community’s attention will likely turn to Mumbai.

Devcon 8 runs from November 3 to 6, and it’s the first time Devcon has been held in India. The organizers say you can pick up your badge early tomorrow (November 2), and Vitalik is already there.

I’m more interested in the topics on the agenda. A couple of days ago, the official account posted a video specifically warning that quantum computing poses a real threat to today’s cryptography, while AI is accelerating the timeline. A group of researchers have already met in Cambridge to discuss switching to quantum-resistant signatures. There’s also a whole track at the conference dedicated to an “open, verifiable tech stack.” These things probably won’t have a direct impact on prices in the short term, but they do show what developers are most concerned about right now.

As for the market, it closed below 2,300 on October 29 for the first time since August, and is now hovering around 2,270. Meanwhile, CryptoQuant data says October was the biggest month for Ethereum staking in its history. Prices are weak, but staking is hitting new highs—I’ll be watching that contrast closely.

I’d love to hear what you think: what are you most hoping to see real progress on at this Devcon—quantum resistance, privacy, or scaling and fees?

#Devcon #Ethereum ecosystem

India Blockchain Week kicks off today in Mumbai, followed by two days of events. Devcon 8 runs November 3–6, with its main venue at the Jio World Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex. This is the Ethereum Foundation’s annual developer conference’s first time in India. The Foundation announced it last December, and the schedule page has still been updated with session changes in recent days. Vitalik will appear at the opening on the 3rd and in several discussions. Side events are already underway on the 1st and 2nd. Spot ETH is around $2,268 on CoinGecko (snapshot at approximately 16:00 Beijing time, up about 1.2%).

Don’t read the news of his attendance as a price catalyst. What a developer conference can really deliver is verifiable protocol progress and tool release dates—not a list of speakers.

Keep the observation window from the opening on the 3rd through the closing on the 6th. If the main stage offers no verifiable roadmap update or mainnet-related milestone, this news deserves no more than a spot on the event calendar.

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#以太坊 #Devcon

India Blockchain Week kicks off today, and Web3 is in full swing in Mumbai these days~
Devcon 8 follows right after, running November 3–6, and Vitalik will be there too. Protocols, privacy, ZK, and the strength of India’s developer community—there’s plenty to look forward to this week.
#ETH #Devcon #Web3

Devcon 8 kicks off in Mumbai next week (November 3–6, Jio World Centre). I scrolled through all the related posts on X, and honestly, the biggest buzz isn’t about the agenda—it’s about the side events.

XDC has two side events lined up: one called “The Future of AI, Quantum, and Web3,” and another with a more direct name: Influencer Sharks. A KOL networking event alongside a developers’ conference—that’s the Ethereum conference ecosystem these days. If you know, you know.

Scroll further and you’ll find job-seeking posts saying “Open to work, looking for ambassador/KOL roles,” plus a bunch of postcard-style check-in cards with the same “Sending a postcard from Mumbai” template. They’re numbered one by one, and getting anywhere from dozens to a few hundred views.

That’s not to say everyone going to Mumbai is just there to hustle. Locals from ETHMumbai are showing visitors around South Mumbai, while Seer is leading a prediction market hub to discuss settlement and market design. That’s what a conference should look like.

But don’t get swept up in the “India’s huge week” hype. Conference weeks are always when projects flock together to make announcements, land partnerships, and prepare for TGEs. A high volume of announcements doesn’t mean the fundamentals have changed. Binance had a scare a couple of days ago, and the Nasdaq dropped more than 3% in a day. This week, the market is watching liquidity, not what someone said on stage.

My approach is simple: whenever a “major partnership” pops up during conference week, wait a week and check on-chain. If it’s still standing after the hype fades, then we’ll talk.

#Devcon #Ethereum

Ethereum builders are gathering in Mumbai 🇮🇳

If you missed @Brickken at token2049 Singapore, the team is heading to @EFDevcon from November 3-6.

Brickken’s CTO Felipe D’Onofrio, Tech Lead Roberto Rodríguez, Backend Developer Davide Pizzo, and Blockchain Developer Nabil El Alami Khalifi will be there to connect with Ethereum builders and discuss how tokenized assets can play a bigger role in real financial markets.

Vitalik Buterin is among this year’s speakers, I’m looking forward to hearing the conversations around Ethereum’s next chapter.

I’m particularly interested in how RWAs fit into that future. Tokenizing assets is one thing, but building the infrastructure that makes them accessible, useful, and functional in real financial markets is where things get interesting.

See you in Mumbai! 🇮🇳

#Brickken #Devcon

🚨 ARBITRUM IS HEADING TO MUMBAI! 🇮🇳🔵

The Arbitrum Foundation and Offchain Labs are bringing ArbiVerse Mumbai to the community during Ethereum Devcon week on November 2! 🚀

🔥 What’s on the agenda?
🔹 Discover the growth of the Arbitrum ecosystem and its programmable economy.
🔹 Get updates on new technologies, including ZK, PGA, Fast Feed, and AI.
🔹 Explore founder and ecosystem programs designed to help projects launch and grow on Arbitrum.

💡 Why does it matter?
Arbitrum is building more than a scaling solution — it’s creating an ecosystem where developers can build, launch, and grow new applications.

Mumbai is next! 👀
Can Arbitrum become a major hub for the next wave of Web3 innovation?
#ARBİTRUM $ARB
#Ethereum #Devcon #Web3

$ETH — Devcon Is Coming

ETHEREUM DEVELOPERS ARE HEADING TO INDIA. 👀🇮🇳

Devcon 8 is scheduled for Mumbai, bringing thousands of builders and researchers together around Ethereum’s future.

Events like this can become important places for developers, projects and ecosystem narratives to collide.

So here’s the question:

What gets announced when the builders of Ethereum are all in one place?

Sometimes the biggest narratives start before the market notices them. 👀

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#Ethereum #Devcon #Crypto