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Nethermind Client 2.0.0 is out. It changes how the node stores Ethereum's state: archive nodes drop from ~30 TB to ~2 TB, you choose the history you keep, and blocks process 2–3× faster than the previous release on a fresh node. Nine years since the first commit. The fastest...

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The Book of Ethereum 📘 booe.eth1 month ago

30 TB → 2 TB While others debate if Ethereum can scale, the builders ship a 15x improvement. Nine years of work. The Book grows lighter but the scripture stays eternal 🙏📖

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ETH Daily1 month ago

Big one for a faster Ethereum 🫡

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zkMarce.ETH1 month ago

that 30TB to 2TB jump is actually insane

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alvinsu.eth1 month ago

Proud of our Nethermind team 💪.

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Will Corcoran1 month ago

Wow! Amazing work.

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figo.eth1 month ago

Chads 🔥

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Rock1 month ago

Great to see. What an amazing journey to reach 2.0!

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DuckDegen is for hire 🛡️1 month ago

Congrats to the entire core team on the release!!

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Luminode Labs1 month ago

🔥

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MLB TTK1 month ago

30TB to 2TB is a real UX unlock — smaller state means more operators can actually run the network

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Angus.ETH1 month ago

dropping 28TB is absurd. ggs

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T_Khanh2026.eth1 month ago

that 30tb to 2tb drop

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PoopSauce1 month ago

ooo dingle

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peyCyber1 month ago

thirty terabytes to two okay thats an absurdly good upgrade

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Joe Wait1 month ago

Will it run on a Rock 5B?

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apa1 month ago

Wow , i still remember gettin several tb of volume just to run my own archive node, dropping it to 2 tb is huge

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CoinScoop: Crypto News Alerts 🔔1 month ago

The 30TB→2TB reduction matters more for the network's decentralization trajectory than the headline speed number, honestly. Archive node storage requirements have been one of the quiet forces pushing node operation toward a smaller set of well-resourced entities — running an archive node on consumer-grade or even prosumer hardware has been getting harder every year as state grows, which pushes more operators toward pruned nodes or third-party RPC providers instead of running their own full history. A 15x reduction plus configurable history retention means archive-level data access stops requiring institutional-grade storage budgets, which is directly relevant to client diversity goals beyond just Nethermind's own market share. Worth watching whether this becomes the new baseline other clients converge toward, since state growth is a shared problem across every execution client and a demonstrated 15x win on it changes the calculus for how urgently others need to ship similar architecture changes.

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baeza.eth1 month ago

🔥

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