A practical demo of Stitch, a dapp aggregator built on EIL. A live walk‑through of the development journey to a unique user experience by abstracting the Hard Parts

Let us dive into how we made a significant step towards a seamlessly cross-chain and unified wallet experience, thanks to Ethereum Interoperability Layer. We'll demo single-signature crosschain transactions and explore the working principles behind Ethereum Interoperability Layer.

A brief history of censorship resistance on Ethereum, followed by an overview of FOCIL (EIP-7805) and its role in restoring credible neutrality and trustlessness. This talk explains how multi-proposer inclusion lists provide robust protocol-level inclusion guarantees and why this EIP is essential to reestablish Ethereum as the most reliable venue to transact onchain.

A fireside chat with the authors of the Trustless Manifesto to explore why trustlessness matters to ethereum.

During DevCon Bogota L2BEAT introduced a simple risk framework for bridges. The interop space has evolved significantly since then and we believe that a new comprehensive risk framework for interop is needed not only to surface risks to users, but similarly to Stages framework for L2s to set guidelines and expectations for the teams building trustless solutions

Public blockchains are transparent by design - an uncomfortable reality for banks that handle confidential client and operational data. This panel unpacks why privacy is the missing piece preventing institutions from fully embracing onchain finance. Together with experts from leading banks and the Ethereum ecosystem, we’ll explore regulatory compliance through zero-knowledge proofs, user and institutional privacy, and the balance between transparency, trustlessness, and confidentiality in decentralized systems.

WalletBeat is a wallet dashboard that we kickstarted a few months ago thanks to a highly motivated anonymous contributor. I will be explaining the values and criteria behind the wallet ranking. Most importantly I will show how you as a wallet user or wallet dev can contribute to this great project.

Source code verification is the basis of trustlessness in Ethereum. Contracts are just a black box without verified code. Ethereum has good verification culture and expects contracts to be verified. But despite its importance, the status quo in verification itself is suboptimal and does not align with Ethereum's values. Verifiers/Explorers are closed-source, the contract datasets are closed and centralized, and the UX is painful. Sourcify, as a member of the Verifier Alliance is working towards pushing the verification ecosystem to open up and decentralize by sharing contract data, creating better tooling, and enabling interoparability between verifiers.