2025-12-27 07:20:36

The technical landscape of the Ethereum ecosystem is accelerating its evolution. According to official plans, 2025 will see two major upgrades: Pectra and Fusaka, which will enable an eightfold leap in on-chain processing capacity. More notably, next year's ZK verification mechanism transformation—industry insiders have characterized it as a "merge-level" turning point—may lay the foundation for a target of tens of thousands of transactions per second.

From a data perspective, Ethereum has become the core hub for global stablecoin liquidity, accounting for 54% of related transaction share. The entry of traditional financial giants like BlackRock and Fidelity further consolidates its position as a primary infrastructure for digital assets. As scalability, security, and ecosystem depth advance simultaneously, this blockchain is moving from laboratory experiments to real-world financial applications.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 15h ago

That's not right. An 8x processing capability sounds real, but I always feel like the ZK part is overhyped... If Pectra really gets running, then the stablecoin sector will be truly beneficial. Grabbing the market with BlackRock isn't just hype; it's genuine infrastructure recognition. 10,000 transactions per second? Wake up, we still need to see how gas fees decrease. Wait, are they starting to make big promises again... They always say that. After the upgrade next year, it still depends on actual performance; don't just listen to the news. Where does the 54% stablecoin market share data come from? Could it be self-calculated again? It's basically about fighting to avoid being squeezed out by Layer2. Just understand that.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 15h ago

8x processing power? Sounds impressive, but how fast it can actually run once launched depends on various factors. Don't make promises like before again. The fact that BlackRock and Fidelity, these big players, are involved really means something. The 54% share of stablecoins is no joke. I'm a bit confused about ZK verification. Can someone briefly explain how it became "merge-level"? If the goal of 10,000 transactions per second can be achieved, it will really take off. I'm optimistic about 2025. Should I enter now or wait a bit longer? I'm not quite sure. What does that 54% share indicate? Is it a good thing or does it mean too much risk is concentrated? Has Pectra confirmed the schedule yet? Feels like the official is just full of PPTs; real implementation is the key.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 15h ago

8x processing power? Sounds good, but can TPS really keep up? I'm looking forward to Pectra and Fusaka, just worried they'll be delayed again. 54% stablecoin market share, Ethereum's position is indeed solid. Can the ZK approach really change the game like the Merge? I'm a bit skeptical. Fidelity and BlackRock are here, this time truly heading towards mainstream adoption. Scaling, security, and ecosystem development all at once—sounds like it's becoming a real financial infrastructure. Ten-thousand transactions per second looks great, but network congestion remains a longstanding issue. This upgrade feels a bit hyped; let's wait until it's officially live to see. Ethereum still has some potential, although gas fees are still sky-high.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 15h ago

8x Leap? Sounds good, but can the actual TPS reach ten thousand transactions? I'm a bit skeptical. --- Stablecoin liquidity hub, indeed, hasn't fallen behind, but is the entry of CeFi giants a good thing... --- The "merge level" shift in ZK verification, another hype point. Wake up, everyone. --- BlackRock and Fidelity are here, what does it mean? Compliance, probably. Have you thought it through? --- TPS of ten thousand transactions sounds great, but can gas fees really drop? That's the key. --- Scaling, security, ecosystem... three-pronged approach? Is Ethereum serious this time? --- 54% of the stablecoin market share, can this number really block Solana? --- The merge level shift, next time it might be delayed again, haha. --- Wait, when will Pectra and Fusaka go live? Don’t delay again. --- Real-world financial scenarios have been discussed for so many years. 2025 is a must.

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blocksnark

· 15h ago

8x performance leap, merge-level transformation... sounds good, but can it really be implemented? --- 54% of stablecoin liquidity is on Ethereum, this data feels a bit suspicious --- BlackRock and Fidelity are here now, finally coming out of the lab? It should have been like this a long time ago --- ZK verification has some potential; if it can truly achieve 10,000 transactions per second, that would be a game-changer --- Pectra and Fusaka upgrades, are they just pie in the sky or are they really coming? --- The entry of traditional finance is a double-edged sword... the smell of centralized power is getting stronger

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FUDwatcher

· 15h ago

An 8x performance boost sounds great, but can TPS really reach 10,000... That's a bit uncertain. Pectra has been handled, Fusaka is making another move, this time it's real or just another "wolf coming" again. Stablecoin traffic accounts for 54%, definitely a central hub, major institutions are endorsing ETH. If the ZK set can really be implemented, I believe in the merge level, but actual deployment is another matter. BlackRock and Fidelity entering the market is a vote of confidence; this wave of ecosystem development has indeed started. The real test is still ahead; don't just talk big, the trading experience must keep up. 10,000 transactions per second... sounds like a dream, but what if it becomes a reality?

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