Mike Neuder
Mike Neuder is a PhD student studying blockchains at Princeton University, supervised by Matt Weinberg, following two years as a researcher at the Ethereum Foundation from 2023 to 2025 and an earlier stint as a software engineer at Google. His published work includes papers on optimizing validator exit queues in proof-of-stake systems and on low-cost attacks against sub-1/3 stakeholders in Ethereum, and his GitHub history shows contributions to the Flashbots mev-boost-relay project that underlies proposer-builder separation. His Devcon Southeast Asia talk, "ETH is Permissionless Money," falls within the mechanism design and staking and validators threads of the archive.
22 talks by Mike Neuder
- Ethereum blob gossip and validation before and after PeerDAS
- All Core Devs - Consensus #154
- Why ETH is Permissionless Money!
- ETH is permissionless money
- ETH is Permissionless Money
- The Future of Ethereum: Is This The Right Track?
- The Ethereum Roadmap is NOT Off Track!
- All Core Devs - Consensus #131
- All Core Devs - Consensus #130
- All Core Devs - Execution #183
- All Core Devs - Consensus #128
- Endgame 2.0: A Guide to Vitalik’s Ethereum Roadmap
- All Core Devs - Execution #181
- All Core Devs - Consensus #127
- All Core Devs - Consensus #126
- All Core Devs - Execution #179
- Eigenlayer In 2024 With CEO Sreeram Kannan
- Mike Neuder - Increase the MAX_EFFECTIVE_BALANCE
- An Incomplete Guide to PBS - with Mike Neuder and Chris Hager
- Towards Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation
- All Core Devs - Consensus #112
- All Core Devs - Consensus #111