Ethereum Acceleration

Ethereum's core protocol should be shipping much faster, and the authors argue the community should commit to that pace now, regardless of which long-term direction it takes. They say Ethereum has historically shipped about one change per year, and they call ossification too risky, since it would cede ground to centralized alternatives and abandon the off-chain governance the core development process provides. The post proposes process changes such as giving client teams an input rather than a veto, improving the All Core Devs process, and adding DevOps and testing resources. It also lists low-hanging fruit, including PeerDAS, repricing L1 opcodes, and account abstraction improvements.