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Every Ethereum story we've curated in Bowl of Data, newest issue first — part of our weekly digest across AI, security, blockchain, and engineering.

25 items · 10 issues

Week 29 · 2026

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Week 28 · 2026

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  • Compose Whitepaper: A Composition Layer for On-Chain Applications

    The Compose whitepaper proposes a new development paradigm called Smart Contract Oriented Programming (SCOP) to solve the inefficiencies of redundant on-chain deployments. By utilizing stateless facets and diamond architectures, it aims to transform smart contracts from isolated programs into modular, reusable systems.

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  • Bitcoin’s quantum dilemma: Bigger blocks or STARK proofs?

    The article explores the technical and governance-related dilemma of preparing Bitcoin for a quantum computing era. It compares the efficiency of using ZK STARKs for signature aggregation against the more controversial approach of increasing block size.

    Blockchain & Crypto CoinTelegraph Source ↗

Week 27 · 2026

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  • The biggest blockchain upgrades still to come in 2026

    The blockchain landscape in 2026 is moving toward fundamental protocol enhancements focused on institutional utility and network stability. Key upgrades for Ethereum, Solana, and Base aim to optimize throughput, reduce latency, and improve governance.

    Blockchain & Crypto CoinTelegraph Source ↗
  • Argot Roadmap Update 2026 (2/2)

    Argot Collective's 2026 update highlights major compiler optimizations via the new SSA-CFG backend designed to mitigate stack depth issues. The report also covers progress in Core Solidity and the necessity of updated security protocols following an influx of automated vulnerability reports.

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  • Ethereum for Governments and Institutions: Why neutral infrastructure matters now

    The Ethereum Foundation's new report, 'Ethereum for Governments and Institutions,' advocates for the adoption of decentralized protocols to replace fragile, centralized digital infrastructures. It emphasizes Ethereum's unique position as a neutral, battle-tested network capable of supporting critical public services like identity and registries.

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Week 26 · 2026

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Week 22 · 2026

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  • ERC-7943 author says institutions can’t play DeFi’s ‘pirate game’

    The article examines the challenges of bringing regulated Real-World Assets (RWAs) onto decentralized finance platforms, noting that current DeFi infrastructure lacks necessary compliance and identity frameworks for institutional adoption. New standards are attempting to solve interoperability issues, but the market must also address critical institutional needs for privacy and global standardization.

    Blockchain & Crypto CoinTelegraph Source ↗
  • Some of my perspective on where the EF is going | Vitalik

    The Ethereum Foundation is undergoing a strategic transition, adopting the role of a specialized, focused node rather than the central authority for the entire network. The technical roadmap emphasizes prioritizing core principles—specifically censorship resistance and privacy (CROPS)—over simply chasing maximum transaction throughput.

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Week 21 · 2026

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  • Bitcoin faces outsized quantum threat as computing breakthroughs accelerate, Citi says

    Citi warns that advances in quantum computing present a significant, accelerating risk to the cryptographic foundations of cryptocurrencies. The report suggests Bitcoin is more exposed than Ethereum, particularly due to public keys already visible on the blockchain, necessitating rapid adoption of post-quantum cryptography.

    Blockchain & Crypto CoinDesk Source ↗
  • Bitcoin Faces Greater Quantum Computing Risk Than Ethereum, Citi Warns

    Citi analysts warn that quantum computing advances threaten crypto assets, predicting that Bitcoin is structurally more vulnerable than Ethereum. The primary challenge for Bitcoin is not merely technical but involves difficult governance consensus required to implement quantum-resistant upgrades.

    Blockchain & Crypto Decrypt Source ↗
  • Bitcoin, ether, XRP rebound as Senate curbs Trump's Iran war powers

    Major cryptocurrencies experienced a significant bounce following the Senate's vote to curb potential conflict and positive regulatory signals from the Federal Reserve. These gains were reinforced by traditional market indicators, suggesting improved institutional confidence and liquidity for the crypto sector.

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Week 20 · 2026

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  • $14 Trillion BlackRock Picks Ethereum for Tokenized Funds

    BlackRock has updated its filings to include Ethereum-based ERC-20 tokens for its tokenized money-market fund shares. This initiative aims to provide liquid, on-chain reserve assets for stablecoin issuers and institutional investors.

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  • Protocol Cluster Updates: May 2026

    The Ethereum Protocol Cluster has reached several technical milestones for the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade, including gas limit floors and ePBS stabilization. The update also details a leadership handover as several key contributors depart the Ethereum Foundation.

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  • 'I don't think that's crazy': Here is why Circle is betting on new $3 billion blockchain

    Circle is launching the Arc blockchain to transition from a stablecoin issuer to a broader financial infrastructure provider. The project's $3 billion valuation reflects significant interest from major institutional investors like BlackRock and a16z.

    Blockchain & Crypto CoinDesk Source ↗