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🌟 EPF-5 | Week 2 🌟

Sections

• 📅 Update 
• 📆 Next Week Plan 
• 📚 Resources

Update 📅

This week, I delved deeper into the One-bit-per-attester idea and introduced myself to erasure codes, specifically Reed-Solomon encoding. I explored more data on Inclusion Lists and examined different design spaces.

I also began formulating my own specification that combines the One-bit-per-attester and FOCIL ideas, preparing for the Rust implementation using Reth and Lighthouse.

Additionally, I explored the Lighthouse node to familiarize myself with its structure and functionality in depth.

Next Week Plan 📆

  • Dive deeper into the Lighthouse codebase.
  • Work on the project specification.

Resources 📚

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