  Achieving the equilibrium between scalability, sustainability, and security
while keeping decentralization has prevailed as the target solution for
decentralized blockchain applications over the last years. Several approaches
have been proposed by multiple blockchain teams to achieve it, Ethereum being
among them. Ethereum is on the path of a major protocol improvement called
Ethereum 2.0 (Eth2), implementing Sharding and introducing the Proof-of-Stake
(PoS). As the change of consensus mechanism is a delicate matter, this
improvement will be achieved through different phases, the first of which is
the implementation of the Beacon Chain. As Ethereum1, Eth2 relies on a
decentralized peer-to-peer (p2p) network for the message distribution. Up to
date, we estimate that there are around 5.000 nodes in the Eth2 main net
geographically distributed. However, the topology of this one still prevails
unknown. In this paper, we present the results obtained from the analysis we
performed on the Eth2 p2p network. Describing the topology of the network, as
possible hazards that this one implies.
