2025-12-27 07:30:21

#比特币与黄金战争 The Ethereum ecosystem's current upgrade is indeed accelerating. According to data, the total value locked has surpassed the hundred-billion mark, and developer growth has reached approximately 40%. These indicators reflect a substantial increase in ecosystem engagement.

The most noteworthy breakthrough is on the performance side—L2 solutions have achieved nearly a hundredfold speedup, and transaction fees are approaching Web2 levels. In other words, Ethereum is evolving from a purely crypto asset to an infrastructure capable of supporting real-world applications.

Progress in zk-Rollups and account abstraction (AA) is especially critical. The former addresses scalability issues, while the latter improves user experience. The combination of these breakthroughs makes Ethereum a promising underlying support for global financial computing. To some extent, it is no longer just a "currency" concept but is transforming into an open financial operating system.

$ETH $SOL $DOGE These mainstream tokens are also undergoing iterations within their respective ecosystems, but as the largest smart contract platform, Ethereum's upgrade offers the greatest potential for imagination. What are your thoughts on this direction?

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 20h ago

Hundreds of billions locked sounds impressive, but how many are actually using it? Let's wait until L2 really becomes as cheap as Web2 before talking. Right now, it's still a good tool for harvesting profits. We've been talking about zk proofs for two years, and every time it's "this time it's different," uh... Ethereum as a financial operating system, just listen and laugh. SOL has been doing this for a long time, so why are we only talking about ETH now?

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GasFeeAssassin

· 20h ago

Hundreds of billions locked sounds great, but whether it really works depends on the adoption rate of L2. Most people are still getting cut on the mainnet. AA indeed improves the user experience, but it's still early to completely replace the complex logic of wallet private keys. Bitcoin is just talk; ETH's upgrade will only be considered successful if it actually lands. A 40% growth in developers is just so-so; the key is whether we can retain them. zk is indeed impressive, but gas fees need to be as cheap as Web2, and we still have to wait. Don't overestimate it.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 20h ago

A hundredfold speed boost sounds great, but whether it really works depends on if the gas fees will continue to be a rip-off.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 20h ago

Trillions locked, developers surge by 40%... Based on my analysis, this upgrade might really be different this time Wait, L2 hundredfold speedup, transaction fees approaching Web2? This plot twist is pretty intense, feels like a comeback in the making The combination of zk-Rollups with AA, on-chain data does show some signs, but whether it can truly be implemented depends on future wallet address tracking Ethereum transforming from "digital currency" to "financial operating system," this mental image is a bit grand, risk warning first $SOL $DOGE are jumping, but honestly, the scale of Ethereum's imagination space is indeed different, to be continued But seriously, the onlookers are looking forward to seeing how the data unfolds, hopefully it won't be a flash in the pan

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