Lean Ethereum trims consensus state and hides validators with ZK proofs, while quietly adding quantum-safety to the backlog.
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Hiding validators behind ZK proofs probably changes the shape of all the little monitoring tools people rely on, not just the protocol itself. If the pubkey-to-identity link gets weaker, slashable behavior and operator coordination get harder to spot from the outside, so a lot of today’s node telemetry ends up needing an opt-in reveal path or some other witness.