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It has been a while since the last update, but summer always messes up the schedule. But now the weather got cooler, the routine set in. Ready? Let’s dive in :) Merge On the 15th of September 2022, Ethereum transitioned to Proof Of Stake (POS) by merging two of its…
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In one of the previous posts, a short history of Silkworm project was introduced: LINK. Silkworm is an implementation of Ethereum, written in C++ from…
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Quick follow up from the previous post: the theoretical figure of 1015 Gb of the database (this does not include block snapshot of 225 Gb) after full…
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After looking at the charts in the previous post, it occurred to us that the “CallTraceSet” table is unusually large. This table holds intermediate…
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Today we are publishing another alpha release, 2022.04.04-alpha, LINK. Multiple things were fixed and improved. Most important problem with alpha…
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This is the first release of Erigon that contains the code required for transition to POS (Proof Of Stake) via cooperation with one of the CL (Consensus…
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Erigon is different from many other implementations of Ethereum (or other blockchain protocols) is that it is less monolithic and more modular. But the…
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In the beginning of 2020, a decision was made to introduce so-called Staged Sync to Erigon (back then, it was called “Turbo-Geth”). The idea is simple…
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