Ethereum Foundation
The non-profit at the center of the Ethereum ecosystem, funding protocol research, client development, and public goods since 2014. It organizes Devcon and Devconnect, the ecosystem's largest gatherings. Its talks here come from the researchers and engineers specifying Ethereum's roadmap.
Events
- Devcon 8 (Mumbai, India)
- Subroutines for the EVM Calls
- P2P Networking Call
- Frame Transaction Breakout
- Encrypt the Mempool Call
- L1 zkEVM Breakout
- Post-Quantum Transaction Signature Breakout
- Trustless Log Index Breakout
- Fast Confirmation Rule Breakout
- Ethproofs Day at Devconnect Argentina 2025 (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- Devconnect Argentina 2025 (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- Ethereum Day at Devconnect Argentina 2025 (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- PQ Ethereum Workshop 2025 (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
- leanVM Workshop 2025 (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
- Trustless Agents (ERC-8004) Calls
- Block-Level Access Lists Breakout
- Post-Quantum Interop Call
- Beam Day at EthCC[8] (Cannes, France)
- Ethproofs Calls
- All Core Devs - Testing
- Protocol Research Call
- Holesky Incident Calls
- leanConsensus Calls
- RPC Standards
- EVM Repricing Breakout
- Native Rollups Call
- FOCIL Breakout
- EVMMAX Implementers Call
- L2 Interop Working Group
- Devcon 7 (Bangkok, Thailand)
- EIP Breakout Call
- Stateless Implementers Call
- Distributed Block Building Call
- Cross-Chain Addresses Calls
- PeerDAS Breakout
- Future of EOA and AA Breakout
- eth_multicall and eth_simulate Meetings
- Inclusion List Breakout
- ePBS Breakout
- Ethereum Sequencing and Preconfirmations Calls
- Devconnect Istanbul 2023 (Istanbul, Turkey)
- RollCall
- Dencun Interop Testing
- Verkle Implementers Call
- SSZ Breakout
- Shapella Community Calls
- EOF Implementers Call
- Devcon 6 (Bogotá, Colombia)
- EIP-4844 Implementers Call
- KZG Ceremony Breakout
- URL/URI Standard Working Group
- Merge Testing Calls
- Merge Community Calls
- The Merge Engine API Design Space Calls
- Address Space Extension Working Group
- Breakout Room Discussions
- Merge Implementers Call
- Stateless Ethereum Meetings
- EIP-1559 Implementers Call
- Ethereum.org Community Calls
- Eth2 Networking Calls
- Devcon 5 (Osaka, Japan)
- Ewasm Community Calls
- Devcon 4 (Prague, Czech Republic)
- All Core Devs - Consensus
- Ethereum Sharding Meeting #2 - Berlin (Hybrid · Berlin, Germany)
- VDF Day
- Devcon 3 (Cancun, Mexico)
- All Core Devs - Execution
- Devcon 2 (Shanghai, China)
- Devcon 1 (London, UK)
- Devcon 0 (Berlin, Germany)
- Solidity Summit
3409 talks
- Eth 2.0 Light Clients: How Light is Light? by Cayman Nava
- Toward Backward Compatible Ethereum Upgrades by Wei Tang (Devcon5)
- Ethereum 2 Network Spec and Structure by Zahary Karadjov
- Complementing DApps with Trusted Computing by Thomas Bertani (Devcon5)
- Supersonic: Transparent SNARKs from DARK Compilers by Benedikt Bunz (Devcon5)
- (In)Stability for the Blockchain: Deleveraging Spirals and Stablecoin Attacks by Ariah Klages-Mundt
- Make the Tests Feel the User's Pain: E2E Testing for dApps by Carlos Gonzalez
- Lessons Learned to Build a Dapp On a Light Client by Thibaut Sardan (Devcon5)
- Private and Reliable Data Sync for Messaging Over Whisper by Dean Eigenmann & Oskar Thoren (Devcon5)
- Towards Better Debugging: Data Format Design Session by G. Nicholas D'Andrea, Harry Altman
- Future of Open Hardware in a (Verifiable) Decentralised World by Matthias Tarasiewicz (Devcon5)
- How Two Microsoft Engineers Build Blockchain Apps on Ethereum Networks by David Burela, Eric Maino