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1. Ethereum Foundation team debates MEV and liquid staking link Peter Szilagyi, head of the Ethereum Foundation team, and Dankrad Feist, creator of Danksharding and Ethereum Foundation researcher, engaged in a debate on MEV and scalability issues. Szilagyi argued that MEV is an attack on Ethereum, and instead of combating it, they have opted to share the profits with enough people to keep the majority silent. He further stated that liquidity staking is another attack on Ethereum, and rather than addressing it, they have promoted various cascading staking solutions, allowing everyone to choose their own “poison.” Regarding state growth, they are developing stateless validation to satisfy those who “stake their money,” while others can use certain providers who essentially have no say. On the other hand, Feist expressed that many in their community are swimming against the current, enduring significant pressure to oppose participation by large ecosystem players, yet striving to maintain ...

Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, has clarified misconceptions and denied claims of collaboration with Ripple. He emphasized that he is frequently mistaken for Vitalik Buterin, the co- founder of Ethereum. Hoskinson utilized Twitter to address and rectify the ongoing misunderstandings within the cryptocurrency industry. Why do I keep seeing people claim I worked at Ripple as an intern? I never worked for them in any capacity. You're confusing me for Vitalik who I believe was an intern — Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) June 23, 2023 The Rumor There has been a persistent rumor among crypto enthusiasts that Hoskinson was once an intern for Ripple. However, Hoskinson himself has denied this claim in a recent tweet. He expressed confusion about why such rumors persist and firmly stated that he has never worked for Ripple in any capacity. Instead, he clarified that people might confuse him with Vitalik Buterin, who interned at a California-based technology star...