Ethereum core developers face censorship allegations over the EIP-8363 staking rewards cap proposal, with attorney Gabriel Shapiro claiming a developer deleted approximately 50 critical comments, while the accused developer stated the removals targeted AI-generated sockpuppet accounts. Aave CEO Stani Kulechov called the tactics concerning, with only 3% of validators supporting the proposal against 97% who oppose it, which would zero out rewards if staking reaches 50% of circulating ETH supply, currently at a record 35%. Ethereum plans to accelerate post-quantum resistance technology deployment to its L1 by 2028, abandoning the nearly decade-old Poseidon cryptographic system for SHA or BLAKE security hashing.
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