Following Ethereum network’s transition to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) earlier this month, a new addition to the ecosystem is already sparking censorship concerns in some circles. Australian blockchain development agency Labrys told Blockworks that roughly 25% of new blocks added to the Ethereum chain post-Merge currently adhere to the Office of Foreign Asset Control’s (OFAC) requirements. Labrys said it has been internally tracking protocol-level censorship since the Merge and was troubled by what it had discovered. “It is concerning to see how quickly the potential for censorship has grown unchecked since the Merge and ... (full story)