Latest All Core Developers Consensus call covered the launch of Fusaka Devnet 2, Sunnyside Labs report, finalization of Fusaka CL scope, and discussed BPO strategy and timeline for the upcoming Glamsterdam fork.

Discussion around implementing shorter slot times in Ethereum, with concerns raised about implementation readiness and potential conflicts with other upgrades like ePBS. The proposal suggests careful consideration of second-order effects and the need for comprehensive spec changes before implementation.

Jumper Exchange has integrated Etherlink to provide cross-chain access to Tezos L2, enhancing cross-chain liquidity and accessibility. This integration is expected to accelerate adoption and innovation within the Tezos ecosystem.

New DeFi-focused Layer 2 blockchain Katana launches mainnet with $200M TVL, offering institutional-grade liquidity strategies and native asset support.

A new ERC proposal extends ERC-3668 (CCIP-Read) to support decentralized storage protocols like IPFS, IPNS, Arweave, and Swarm. The proposal aims to improve censorship resistance and cost efficiency while maintaining backward compatibility with existing ERC-3668 gateways.

The ZK Identity Registry proposal (ERC-7812) has progressed to the Review stage, with developers requesting community feedback on the EIP and its reference implementation.

Proposal for improving RANDAO security by implementing committee-based Distributed Key Generation and threshold signatures, reducing attacker's ability to predict and manipulate randomness outcomes.

OpenZeppelin Security releases audit findings for Stylus Contracts Library v0.2.0, identifying various severity issues including high-severity limb shift overflow concerns and medium-severity potential underflow problems.

The SEC has extended the compliance deadline to June 30, 2026 for amendments to Rule 15c3-3, the broker-dealer customer protection rule, allowing more time for testing and implementation of daily reserve computation requirements.

EigenCloud introduces the Verifiable Cloud, a new infrastructure solution that aims to transform crypto infrastructure with programmable trust. The initiative is expected to enable new applications and expand crypto's market reach through verifiable cloud infrastructure.

OpenZeppelin announces the phased sunset of Defender, with the hosted service retiring July 1, 2026. Development tooling like Relayers and Monitor will transition to open source. The announcement includes FAQ and details about the transition process.