Blockchain
By Dan Saada
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Ethereum (ETH) Network Projects
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It is well known that Up until 20 October 2020, the Ethereum Foundation is sponsoring a Medalla data analysis and data visualization blog post challenge.
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Ethereum retweeted: “Calling data scientists, data engineers, data visualizers, developers, and anyone interested in digging into Ethereum data!
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While validators continue to validate and attesters continue to attest, the blocks are propagating.
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They are looking for help with data visualizations which will show the health of the Medalla test network.
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Data needs to be studied to identify the performance and behavior patterns which one will be able to find among different classes of validators like hobbyists, institutional…
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Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert tweeted: “Ethereum Network (ETH) is huge and to get things complete they need lots and lots of volunteers and they are right about calling for…
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When it comes to the challenge Ethereum has stated, “Your findings will give the Ethereum community —from beginners to core researchers— important insight into Medalla, the last…
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The Good thing is that anyone is free to submit.
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Linde Xie tweeted: “There's been a ton of interest in Ethereum lately. To help make it more accessible to new devs joining, we're setting up open, virtual sessions to share…
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Any project that is worked on Ethereum has lot of support. Good for those who contribute to benefit later.
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