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The new Ethereum 2.0 roadmap review: What updates have been added, and how soon can they be implemented?
Julia Magas
Julia is a former writer at Cointelegraph. She is a researcher and journalist covering trends in finance and technology, with professional experience dating back to 2013. Her work has included research on digital asset markets, coordination of international conferences, and reporting and interviews for fintech publications such as "Investing and SeekingAlpha".
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