XCOPY / KO

donnoh.gwei

donnoh.eth

donnoh.gwei profile picture
Identity
Pseudonym
Links
Wallets
donnoh.eth0x33d66941465ac776c38096cb1bc496c673ae7390Primary
KnownOrigin
2 copies across 2 works, held December 2019 – January 2020

Devcon’s program explicitly identifies @donnoh_eth as Luca Donno, and records his technical presentation on exhaustion attacks and fraud-proof systems.1 A 2026 ETHDenver speaker profile lists Donno as L2BEAT’s Head of Research, the principal maintainer of its Stages Framework, and a contributor to risk assessments and security and decentralization work involving several Ethereum rollups; it also identifies native rollups as his current research focus.2 Donno authored the 2022 thesis “Optimistic and Validity Rollups,” which examines blockchain scalability and compares Optimism and StarkNet across proof mechanisms, withdrawal times, transaction costs, recursive techniques, Ethereum compatibility, and licensing.3

Collecting record

DateWorkCopyEventETHTransaction
The Deadness6/25MintedETH 0.20xcc5a…6b97
The Deadness6/25Transferred out·0x9889…ba71
Blood Bubble1/25MintedETH 0.20x4f47…9c71
Blood Bubble1/25Transferred out·0x05ff…ee58

References

Press and criticism

  1. Cited for this account: Devcon’s program explicitly identifies @donnoh_eth as Luca Donno, and records his technical presentation on exhaustion attacks and fraud-proof systems.

    “Fraud proofs war,” Devcon SEA, conference session, 2024, app.devcon.org/schedule/UTTXWB (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎

  2. Cited for this account: Donno authored the 2022 thesis “Optimistic and Validity Rollups,” which examines blockchain scalability and compares Optimism and StarkNet across proof mechanisms, withdrawal times, transaction costs, recursive techniques, Ethereum compatibility, and licensing.

    Luca Donno, “Optimistic and Validity Rollups: Analysis and Comparison between Optimism and StarkNet,” arXiv, arXiv:2210.16610, 29 October 2022, arxiv.org/abs/2210.16610 (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎

Historical and critical context

  1. Cited for this account: A 2026 ETHDenver speaker profile lists Donno as L2BEAT’s Head of Research, the principal maintainer of its Stages Framework, and a contributor to risk assessments and security and decentralization work involving several Ethereum rollups; it also identifies native rollups as his current research focus.

    “Luca Donno,” ETHDenver, speaker page, 14 January 2026, ethdenver.com/speakers/luca-donno (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎