In a recent update, Buterin lauded Optimism for its role in standardizing asset transfers on Ethereum and its upcoming innovations like REMOTESTATICCALL and ERC-3668 light clients.
These enhancements aim to boost Ethereum’s efficiency and adoption.
Despite this, some critics argue that Ethereum’s ecosystem is struggling, with several projects failing and significant investor losses. Ethereum’s price fell to $2,000 but has rebounded to $2,600. The drop in gas fees has raised concerns about ETH burning and supply issues.
Buterin emphasized the growth of Layer-2 solutions like Optimism and Arbitrum, which have reduced transaction fees to under $0.01 and improved user experiences.
Advances in zero-knowledge (ZK) technology and STARKs are enhancing security and decentralization, while Buterin’s proposed Plurality aims to improve governance.
Recent data reveals that since the Dencun upgrade, 2.23 million blobs have been sold, generating $9.3 million, though revenue and ETH burned have dropped significantly. The upgrade has also led to increased transaction failures due to bots.
Lido may soon reshape how decisions are made within its ecosystem. A new proposal, LIP-28, introduced on May 8, aims to give staked Ethereum (stETH) holders the power to counter potentially harmful decisions made by LDO token voters.
Robinhood appears poised to make its boldest move yet: bringing U.S. financial markets to Europe through the power of blockchain.
Maldives is setting its sights on becoming a global fintech player by diving headfirst into the world of crypto and blockchain.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called for a major reset of the blockchain’s design, warning that the network’s growing complexity threatens its long-term success.