{"title": "Ephemery Testnet - Native Client Implementation", "website": "https://ephemery.dev/", "bannerImg": "bafkreiecrsoolrx4pghujqzsetq4n5idh42y4t3irgugynlklmklzkvwsm", "createdAt": 1744335901485, "userGithub": "ephemery-testnet", "credentials": {}, "description": "# About Ephemery Testnet\n\nAn ephemeral testnet is a single network that rolls back to the genesis after a set period of time. \n\nThis kind of network is focused on short term and heavy testing usecases. \n\nThe purpose of this is also to avoid problems like insufficient testnet funds, inactive validators, state bloat, and similar issues faced by long-running testnets.\n\n# Project Goal\n\nThis project aims to extend native Ephemery support to Ethereum clients that currently lack this functionality, including Erigon, Nethermind, EthereumJS, Prysm, Nimbus, and Grandine. \n\nAdditionally, I will provide maintenance support for existing Ephemery implementations in clients where implementation work is already underway, such as Teku and Besu which still require the Ephemery reset feature.\n\n# Why This Is Important\n\nNative Ephemery support across Ethereum clients streamlines adoption by simplifying the setup process for both dapp developers and node/validator operators. \n\nRather than requiring complex configuration parameters, users can launch an Ephemery node with a straightforward --network flag, significantly reducing technical barriers to entry and encouraging broader participation in the Ethereum testing ecosystem.", "bannerImgData": {}, "projectGithub": "Ephemery Testnet", "projectTwitter": "ephemerytestnet"}