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Ress: Scaling Ethereum with Stateless Reth Nodes
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Ress is a Stateless Ethereum node implementation in <4K LoC using the Reth SDK.
Ress: Scaling Ethereum with Stateless Reth Nodes 03.14.2025 By Roman Krasiuk , Georgios Konstantopoulos [L] Listen [S] Share Link , Markdown , X , LinkedIn Intro We are excited to announce Ress (shorthand for: Reth Stateless), a fully validating stateless Ethereum Execution Layer with 14GB disk requirements. Stateless nodes matter not only for improving Ethereum’s decentralization, but also to scale the L1 gas limit, scaling optimistic L2s, and for implementing Native Rollups to improve the L2 ecosystem’s security & interoperability. Ress illustrates that we can run Ethereum nodes with 70x low
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