Web3 Pi simplifies running Ethereum nodes on Raspberry Pi with ARM efficiency. It’s fast, affordable, supports solo staking, and ensures privacy.https://dev.w3p.ovhhttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/flash-no-pchttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/flash-no-pcYes, you can install the Web3 Pi Image on a Raspberry Pi 5 using only the Pi itself. No laptop, no SD writer on another machine—just a keyboard, a monitor, and an Ethernet cable with DHCP.Wed, 10 Sep 2025 15:00:00 GMThttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/gef-update-may-2025https://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/gef-update-may-2025This is a summary of the current state of the Web3 Pi project, prepared as part of our involvement in the Golem Ecosystem Fund. It covers completed milestones, key developments, and our focus areas for the rest of 2025.Wed, 18 Jun 2025 18:00:00 GMThttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/200-ethereum-validators-on-rpi5https://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/200-ethereum-validators-on-rpi5Can a Raspberry Pi 5 handle hundreds of Ethereum validators? Our 230-day test with Web3 Pi shows it delivers performance comparable to professional servers. Get the details from the Golem Network & Web3 Pi collaboration.Tue, 06 May 2025 18:00:00 GMThttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/ethereum-txfirewallhttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/ethereum-txfirewallWeb3 is powerful - but risky. Learn how TxFirewall protects you from phishing, address scams, and UI attacks before it’s too late.Wed, 30 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMThttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/ethereum-node-on-risc-vhttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/ethereum-node-on-risc-vWe’ve successfully run a fully synced Ethereum node on RISC-V—possibly for the first time in blockchain history. Web3 Pi proves it's possible, though still experimental, by splitting the Execution and Consensus clients across two open-source RISC-V devices.Fri, 07 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMThttps://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/ethereum-node-on-raspberry-pi-500https://dev.w3p.ovh/blog/ethereum-node-on-raspberry-pi-500We got Web3 Pi running on the Raspberry Pi 500! Though it launched without an M.2 slot, the PCB had the layout for it—just missing key parts. With some reverse engineering and soldering, we added an 2TB NVMe SSD, turning it into a full Ethereum node. Read more in our latest post!Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:00:00 GMT