After the Cancun upgrade, Ethereum L2’s transaction fees were significantly reduced and throughput was improved, but the overall ecosystem did not usher in the imagined prosperity, and the L2 narrative momentum was still insufficient after the upgrade.
JinseFinanceEVM’s lead is not as large as people think, and it is definitely not “insurmountable”.
JinseFinanceThis paper focuses on the blob publishing strategies used by blob producers such as Optimism and Base, and quantitatively analyzes the strategy efficiency indicators.
JinseFinanceCan Parallel EVM enable existing decentralized applications to achieve Internet-level performance?
JinseFinanceEthereum will introduce a major upgrade to the new mechanism Blobspace, which will usher in a golden age of L2 scaling solutions.
JinseFinanceThe Bitcoin spot ETF narrative is still continuing. Against the background of Bitcoin's surge, Ethereum is not willing to stand out.
JinseFinanceThe tracks that are good for Cancun upgrade include: Rollup L2 network, Raas service provider used to build Layer 2 network, DA layer and LSD and heavy pledge track to solve data availability.
JinseFinanceThe development of Ethereum is complex and diverse. In the process of learning the overall development path, there are many unresolved issues to be considered.
JinseFinanceWe believe that the Prague hard fork may be implemented on the Ethereum testnet in the third quarter of 2024 and on the mainnet by the end of the year.
JinseFinanceQuick Take The Uniswap Foundation has revealed a timeline for the launch of Uniswap’s version 4 (v4) protocol. Erin Koen, Governance Lead at the Uniswap Foundation, indicated a launch projection of 1-4 months, contingent on Ethereum’s Cancun upgrade and the completion of a comprehensive audit process.
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