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- We just published our full "Intuition: Side Quest Season" recap blog post on @viamirror, which details our @EthereumDenver adventure & more!
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Introducing: Intuition 👁️
intuition /in-tü-ˈi-shən/ (noun): the ability to understand something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning
At Intuition, we aim to build and enable the development of technologies that enhance our collective intuition. Intuition empowers people to share, curate, explore and claim ownership of useful subjective knowledge, thoughts and opinions in the form of on- and off-chain, machine-readable attestations.
Intuition leverages decentralized identity, data, and finance primitives to incentivize the development of a permissionless, peer-to-peer knowledge-sharing ecosystem, and therefore incentivize higher degrees of honesty and transparency in online communications.
The Intuition protocol establishes a verifiably-neutral foundation and rules of engagement in an infinite, productive game: a game designed to populate a verifiable knowledge graph with useful information about ALL things. To complement the protocol, we are crafting extensible middleware for developers to frictionlessly integrate Intuition's functionality into their apps, which we believe should be as easy as a few lines of code. We are also building our own application(s) on top; apps we believe will drastically improve the Web3 experience.
In time, we envision a rich ecosystem of specialized applications writing verifiable data to the Intuition knowledge graph. Our goal is to establish a digital reputation layer that is open, verifiable and user-owned. We want to make it as easy as possible for existing reputation-based applications to leverage this infrastructure, and open the door for ecosystem builders to create entirely new reputation, curation, and recommendation models and applications.
The flagship Intuition application is slated for release this year. More on that later. 😉
Intuition gives users the freedom to choose and discover trusted voices and models. It avoids biased viewpoints and echo chambers, empowering individuals to make informed decisions that align with their needs and aspirations. Intuition's vision is to create a world where your voice has value, where data revenue flows directly to you, and where trust graphs accompany you everywhere. Say goodbye to multiple accounts and fragmented social graphs, and hello to personalized experiences.
This is just the beginning. We encourage builders and curious Web3 participants to join us on this mission. While we build toward our mainnet launch, we want to begin onboarding contributors, offering bounties, forging partnerships, and gathering a community of thoughtful testers as the protocol and application evolve throughout the coming year.
Join us at Intuition and help shape the future. As we are attempting to crowdsource all knowledge, we quite literally cannot do this alone.
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- Ether (ETH)
ETH is the second most popular cryptocurrency, launched in 2015 by Vitalik Buterin and his team. In addition to transfers of value, it enables programmability through smart contracts.
Like BTC, ETH initially used a PoW consensus mechanism but has shifted to the more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient proof-of-stake (PoS) model. This shift has allowed users to validate transactions and secure the network by staking their ETH rather than through nodes using computing power.
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- Cryptocurrency is a decentralized digital currency that uses cryptography for security. It can operate independently of intermediaries such as banks and payment processors.
This decentralized nature facilitates peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions directly between individuals. But instead of physical wallets and bank accounts, people access their cryptocurrency through unique crypto wallets or crypto exchanges.
You may have heard people saying that crypto is “stored” in wallets. However, cryptocurrencies don't actually exist in crypto wallets or exchanges — in reality, they always remain on the blockchain. In the case of a crypto exchange, it holds the private keys that allow users to access those funds
- What Is the Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade?
In September 2022, Ethereum completed its switch to a Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. Before this, Ethereum used Proof of Work (PoW) and a mining mechanism to process and validate transactions. Users who want to take part in validating on the network can now stake 32 ether (ETH) rather than solve computational puzzles using specialized mining equipment.
Since the Merge, which saw the Ethereum mainnet combine with the PoS Beacon Chain, users haven't been able to remove their staked funds. The Shanghai update (EIP-4895) resolves this issue and adds withdrawal functionality. On January 5, 2023, Ethereum developers agreed to a March 2023 launch date for implementing the upgrade as a network hard fork. Users will be able to test the update with a Shanghai-implemented public test network towards the end of February 2023.
What Is Ethereum Staking?
With Ethereum's switch to PoS, users can stake their ETH as part of the network's consensus mechanism. PoS offers an alternative to the energy-intensive PoW mining system seen on a network like Bitcoin. Users can temporarily lock 32 ETH to run creator validator nodes that help secure the network and validate transactions.
Each validator receives new blocks created by other validators on the Ethereum network. Once the transactions and block signature have been checked, the validator attests to the validity of that block. With the Shanghai upgrade, stakers will now be able to withdraw their locked ETH. Previously, this feature wasn't available after the Beacon Chain's launch in December 2020.
What Are Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs)?
EIPs are improvements or changes to the Ethereum network and how it runs. Anyone can create an EIP by following the submission format and submitting it to the community and a board of developers for review. An EIP's technical changes must be approved to become part of an update. EIPs also conform to a specific numbering system, and the Shanghai upgrade is known as EIP 4895.
How Will Ethereum's Shanghai Update Affect Me?
The exact effects of the Shanghai update will depend on your situation. If you've staked ETH directly with Ethereum or through a staking product, you'll now be able to withdraw your funds. Note that not everyone staked 32 ETH directly, and many staked smaller amounts on liquid staking platforms.
For traders, one of the biggest questions will be the possible effect on ETH's price. There's, of course, no certain answer here. As of writing, 13.81% of all ETH tokens are staked, according to Staking Rewards. With withdrawals allowed, that unlocks a significant amount of liquidity, and staked ETH owners now have the power to withdraw and sell their staked holdings. For many traders and investors, the percentage of coins staked out of the total supply will be something to monitor.
On the other hand, staking on ETH may be more attractive to users due to its improved liquidity. Those who didn't want to use liquid staking protocols will now have the chance to stake ETH directly with Ethereum. This could lead to demand for ETH due to the improved staking conditions.
For users holding native tokens of liquid staking platforms, there may also be an effect on their price. The reasoning is that Ethereum's opening of withdrawals removes the unique functionality liquid ETH staking offers.
On the whole, enabling withdrawals from staking promotes a freer ETH market, where it becomes possible for ETH holders to react to staking demand and supply in order to achieve market equilibrium. This should be seen as a positive effect because it reduces artificial control effects on the price and circulation of ETH.

Closing Thoughts
The Shanghai update enables a crucial feature for Ethereum stakers or those considering staking. Along with Ethereum's Merge, it's one of the most anticipated features for users who have patiently waited for a fully-functional Proof of Stake mechanism. While its potential effects on the market are uncertain, anyone exposed to ETH would do well to understand the update and what it offers.
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- What Is the Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade?
In September 2022, Ethereum completed its switch to a Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. Before this, Ethereum used Proof of Work (PoW) and a mining mechanism to process and validate transactions. Users who want to take part in validating on the network can now stake 32 ether (ETH) rather than solve computational puzzles using specialized mining equipment.
Since the Merge, which saw the Ethereum mainnet combine with the PoS Beacon Chain, users haven't been able to remove their staked funds. The Shanghai update (EIP-4895) resolves this issue and adds withdrawal functionality. On January 5, 2023, Ethereum developers agreed to a March 2023 launch date for implementing the upgrade as a network hard fork. Users will be able to test the update with a Shanghai-implemented public test network towards the end of February 2023.
What Is Ethereum Staking?
With Ethereum's switch to PoS, users can stake their ETH as part of the network's consensus mechanism. PoS offers an alternative to the energy-intensive PoW mining system seen on a network like Bitcoin. Users can temporarily lock 32 ETH to run creator validator nodes that help secure the network and validate transactions.
Each validator receives new blocks created by other validators on the Ethereum network. Once the transactions and block signature have been checked, the validator attests to the validity of that block. With the Shanghai upgrade, stakers will now be able to withdraw their locked ETH. Previously, this feature wasn't available after the Beacon Chain's launch in December 2020.
What Are Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs)?
EIPs are improvements or changes to the Ethereum network and how it runs. Anyone can create an EIP by following the submission format and submitting it to the community and a board of developers for review. An EIP's technical changes must be approved to become part of an update. EIPs also conform to a specific numbering system, and the Shanghai upgrade is known as EIP 4895.
How Will Ethereum's Shanghai Update Affect Me?
The exact effects of the Shanghai update will depend on your situation. If you've staked ETH directly with Ethereum or through a staking product, you'll now be able to withdraw your funds. Note that not everyone staked 32 ETH directly, and many staked smaller amounts on liquid staking platforms.
For traders, one of the biggest questions will be the possible effect on ETH's price. There's, of course, no certain answer here. As of writing, 13.81% of all ETH tokens are staked, according to Staking Rewards. With withdrawals allowed, that unlocks a significant amount of liquidity, and staked ETH owners now have the power to withdraw and sell their staked holdings. For many traders and investors, the percentage of coins staked out of the total supply will be something to monitor.
On the other hand, staking on ETH may be more attractive to users due to its improved liquidity. Those who didn't want to use liquid staking protocols will now have the chance to stake ETH directly with Ethereum. This could lead to demand for ETH due to the improved staking conditions.
For users holding native tokens of liquid staking platforms, there may also be an effect on their price. The reasoning is that Ethereum's opening of withdrawals removes the unique functionality liquid ETH staking offers.
On the whole, enabling withdrawals from staking promotes a freer ETH market, where it becomes possible for ETH holders to react to staking demand and supply in order to achieve market equilibrium. This should be seen as a positive effect because it reduces artificial control effects on the price and circulation of ETH.

Closing Thoughts
The Shanghai update enables a crucial feature for Ethereum stakers or those considering staking. Along with Ethereum's Merge, it's one of the most anticipated features for users who have patiently waited for a fully-functional Proof of Stake mechanism. While its potential effects on the market are uncertain, anyone exposed to ETH would do well to understand the update and what it offers.
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