Ethereum Infrastructure Consultancy
Core contributors to Ethereum's data availability layer, libp2p, and IPFS. We design and ship decentralized systems that endure.
4+
Years Protocol R&D
5
Core Engineers
EF
Research Partners
libp2p
Core Contributors
What We Do
From protocol design to production deployment, we bring hands-on experience shipping infrastructure at the core of Ethereum's ecosystem.
End-to-end design of decentralized protocols with cryptographic verification, incentive alignment, and fault tolerance built in from day one.
Peer-to-peer network design and optimization. We wrote the first libp2p circuit-relay and shipped nim-libp2p with the Nimbus beacon chain.
Design and implementation of ZK proof systems for data verification, storage proofs, and privacy-preserving protocols.
Led critical DAS networking research with the Ethereum Foundation. We design data availability solutions for L2s and rollups.
Incentive mechanism design for multi-stakeholder systems. Dual-token models, operator economics, and on-chain marketplace architecture.
Architecture audits, protocol reviews, and technical assessments for decentralized infrastructure projects and their investors.
About Us
Durability Labs was forged through years of building foundational infrastructure for the Ethereum ecosystem. Our team are core contributors to libp2p, IPFS, and the Nimbus beacon chain—the protocols that power Ethereum's consensus and networking layers.
We led critical Data Availability Sampling (DAS) research with the Ethereum Foundation, directly informing Ethereum's scaling roadmap. Our founder wrote the first libp2p circuit-relay implementation, and our CTO shipped production systems at Philips used by millions.
This depth of experience—from low-level P2P networking to consumer-grade product engineering—gives us a unique ability to design systems that are both technically rigorous and production-ready.
Led DAS networking research that directly shaped Ethereum's data availability strategy and scaling roadmap.
First libp2p circuit-relay, nim-libp2p shipped with Nimbus, and core IPFS contributions powering the decentralized web.
15+ years shipping software at scale. From consumer electronics (Philips Hue, Sonicare) to decentralized networks serving millions.
Our Team
A tight-knit team with years of shared context building decentralized infrastructure together. Every member brings deep technical expertise and production experience.
CEO & Founder
Early IPFS & libp2p core contributor. Wrote the first libp2p circuit-relay. Built nim-libp2p for the Nimbus beacon chain. Led DAS networking research with the Ethereum Foundation.
COO & Co-Founder
MSc Electrical Engineering. NASA-funded robotics researcher. Crypto native since 2017. Co-host of TheBitcoinPodcast and HashingItOut. Leads community and growth.
CTO & Co-Founder
MSc Computer Science. 15+ years shipping production software. Led engineering at Philips (Hue, Sonicare). Implemented early MPC algorithms. Architects the Archivist marketplace.
Systems Engineer
Systems engineer specializing in low-level infrastructure, distributed systems optimization, and resilient network design for decentralized protocols.
Research
Our team has published extensively on data availability sampling, block propagation, and mempool design. Some earlier work was published under the Codex project name before the team transitioned to Durability Labs.
Dmitriy Ryajov, Csaba Kiraly
Proposes a simplified data availability sampling design leveraging existing peer-to-peer networking primitives, reducing complexity while maintaining security guarantees.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
Analyzes how larger blocks can propagate efficiently through Ethereum's network using diffusion-based approaches, enabling organic block size increases.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
Introduces a lossy sampling technique that incrementally builds confidence in data availability while reducing bandwidth requirements for light nodes.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
Presents a full data availability sampling design targeting 32MB+ blocks, pushing Ethereum's data throughput to new limits while preserving decentralization.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
A comprehensive analysis of full DAS sampling parameters, trade-offs, and performance characteristics under various network conditions.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
Proposes batch publishing optimizations for GossipSub to significantly improve DAS message propagation latency and throughput.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
Introduces a novel DAS architecture with sharded blob mempools, decoupling data availability from consensus for improved scalability.
Read on ethresear.chCsaba Kiraly, Dmitriy Ryajov
Explores the evolution of Ethereum's blob mempool design, addressing scalability challenges and proposing forward-looking architectural improvements.
Read on ethresear.chOur Product
Our flagship protocol—censorship-resistant, decentralized storage infrastructure with cryptographically verifiable durability.
Storage that can't be stopped.
Archivist delivers 11-nines durability through erasure coding, zero-knowledge proofs of retrievability, and a self-healing network of independent operators. Your data is encrypted client-side, dispersed globally, and verified cryptographically—not by trust, but by math.
Zero-Trust Architecture
Client-side encryption. Operators never see your data.
11-Nines Durability
99.999999999% availability, verified by ZK proofs.
Erasure Coded
Efficient m-of-n encoding with automatic repair.
Globally Dispersed
No single point of failure. Across operators and jurisdictions.
Work With Us
Whether you need protocol architecture, infrastructure consulting, or a technical assessment—we're ready to help you ship with confidence.