devcon 5 / when 1 million eth devs
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When 1 Million Eth Devs?
Duration: 00:25:50
Speaker: Joseph Lubin
Type: Talk
Expertise: Beginner
Event: Devcon
Date: Invalid Date
The Ethereum ecosystem has achieved a lot over the past year with respect to core development, adoption, defi, and improving scalability. Ethereum’s main advantage in the blockchain space is the community of developers that continues to build and grow the network. Joe Lubin’s talk will discuss the state of development on the Ethereum blockchain, set some benchmarks for the next year, and propose a common goal: When 1 Million ETH Devs?
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