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Name: Agnish Ghosh
Team: Nimbus (CL/nimbus-eth2)
Start time: 2024-01
Weight: 1
Eligibility:
Has been main contributor for Nimbus PeerDAS during both its Electra and Fulu phases.
Initially, he worked on Verkle and the Kaustinen Devnet, and has for the last several months shifted to working on KZG and PeerDAS, starting in May 2024. Since then, he's been the main person planning, designing, implementing, and testing Nimbus's support for EIP-7594/PeerDAS, and now for that aspect of the Fulu fork, along with adjacent required changes to Nimbus.
Furthermore, this has included coordinating and working with the EF on ensuring that the
c-kzg-4844library properly supports PeerDAS and participating in the various PeerDAS testing calls, discussions, devnet, and spec planning and implementation (the #peerdas-testing channel in the Eth R&D Discord, for example) both to improve the specs and ensure that Nimbus's implementation remains aligned with them.