Tim Beiko: The Great Migration from Eth1 to Eth2
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Ethereum 2020: Roadmap and Outlook
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introduction
This part introduces why stateless Ethereum should be promoted: to solve the headache of the sudden increase in the scale of Ethereum state data. After realizing the stateless Ethereum, there is no need for every node to store all the states.
To achieve stateless Ethereum, four things need to be accomplished: compressing block witness data, forming a state provider network, re-pricing gas consumption for transactions, and implementing a static access mode for states.
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This section describes the remaining work to achieve Phase 0: client optimization, multi-client testnet, fuller auditing, and deposit contracts on the Eth1 mainnet.
Merge Spec
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epilogue
This part briefly shows the interaction diagram between Eth1 and Eth2 nodes.


