Update from the Remix & Fabric teams 2nd October 2025 delivered on PG weekly call:
Remix updates
- Remix received a $50k grant from ENS Public Goods WG.
- This represents 25% of the total match they’ll be getting from EF over 2 years.
- Remix has completed its first quarter as a dual entity.
- Launched the first iteration of their new platform.
- Initially, just a public presence for Remix
- Eventually, there will be login access to various instances of Remix.
- ENS is represented on the platform as a public good partner.
- An impact page is being developed to characterize the impact of the grant.
- It will evolve into an open-source observer and Dune analytics.
- Discussions with Open Source Observer are ongoing
- The aim is to improve how impact is characterized.
- Discussions about integrating ENS as a login into Remix.
- The idea involves ENS login and creating a dedicated subdomain.
- This would allow users to have dedicated storage and test contracts without linking to public information.
- Regular updates will be posted, including progress on ENS integration.
Fabric updates
- Full presentation.
- Commit-boost repo.
- Fabric knowledgebase.
- Fabric is a nonprofit focusing on out-of-protocol infrastructure for Ethereum, with a shift towards in-protocol aspects.
- Two main efforts: Fabric (based rollups and pre-confirmations, focus of the ENS grant) and Commit Boost.
- Commit-boost is entirely grant-funded, aiming to avoid venture capital.
- ~30% or more of validators on Mainnet are running Commit Boost.
- Teams are launching pre-confirmation protocols in production.
- Commi-boost has significant adoption on the mainnet.
- The main registry contract has undergone 2 audits.
- Integrations are in progress across multiple teams.
- The Fabric website compiles research on based rollups and pre-confirmations.
- The focus was always on based rollups to heal fragmentation because of synchronous composability.
- Realization: synchronous composability can be achieved without running a based rollup, as long as coordination with validators making pre-comp commitments is possible.
- Goal: put together a testnet working with different teams for end-to-end pre-confirmations integrated with the based rollup.
- Target date: DevConnect (cross fingers).
- Continue pushing on synchronous composability research in and out of protocol.