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Ten years of sharpening the sword. Recently, Vitalik Buterin has released a major move—Ethereum is about to solve the century-old problem of balancing "performance, security, and decentralization."

How? Two developments arriving this year and next:

**PeerDAS** is already running on the mainnet. Simply put, it provides a "fast data channel" for blockchains. Massive transaction data flows through here—cheap, fast, and less congested.

**ZK-EVM** is scheduled for 2026. This is the real core. A single mathematical formula can verify all transactions in an entire block—insanely fast, with cryptography ensuring security.

Imagine: in the future, you can use a Raspberry Pi (a few hundred-dollar computer) as a validator. This directly breaks the curse of the impossible triad—decentralization, security, and high throughput all at once. Everyone can participate, cryptography guarantees security, and transaction speeds soar.

The upcoming plan is very clear: first, aggressively increase the Gas limit, optimize state structures to lay the foundation, and finally fully deploy ZK verification. The goal is simple—make Ethereum's mainnet performance reach 10,000 TPS, lowering the barrier so everyone can participate.

This is not empty talk. The mainnet is already running, and the date is set. A more powerful, lower-threshold Ethereum is truly on its way.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-08 03:51

Raspberry Pi validators sound very appealing, but can it really be achieved? I'm a bit skeptical. --- ZK-EVM 2026? Based on Ethereum's nature, it might be delayed again. --- You can run a validator just by breaking a computer, now that's truly decentralized, I love it. --- V God has been hyping this up for years. Is this the real deal or just another fantasy? --- 10,000 TPS? Let's wait and see, don't tell me it's just PPT promises again. --- PeerDAS is already live on the mainnet, I’ll take the blame for this one. Finally, some tangible progress. --- Lowering the threshold is indeed impressive; ordinary people can now participate in the ecosystem. --- Mathematical formula verification? Sounds sci-fi, but that's the brilliance of ZK. --- More and more, more and more. I’ll only believe it if it can meet all these at once. --- If Ethereum really reaches 10,000 TPS, Bitcoin's position might be shaken.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-08 01:49

Raspberry Pi validator? Sounds pretty cool, but I wonder if it will be delayed again in 2026.

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-05 05:40

Raspberry Pi can now verify, the threshold has truly been lowered V God really has something this time; mastering ZK puts it in a different league Waiting for 2026 to see how ETH takes off TPS breaking 10,000 is not a dream; just launch it earlier PeerDAS has already run on the mainnet, giving another reason to increase ETH holdings This is the real breakthrough, not just talk

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RamenStacker

· 01-05 05:39

Raspberry Pi as a validator? If that really works, I’ll go all-in on ETH. --- ZK-EVM 2026 still needs to wait, but PeerDAS is already running, and that’s the key point. --- 10,000 TPS sounds good, but I’m worried it’s just another PPT coin. --- If Vitalik’s move really succeeds, Bitcoin’s position will be in trouble. --- The low threshold makes it accessible to everyone, so transaction fees might hit rock bottom. --- Cryptography-based security sounds very solid, but I want to see actual results. --- It feels like every year we talk about the trilemma curse—this time relying on mathematical formulas? Fine, I’ll bet on it. --- Raspberry Pi costing a few hundred bucks can do validation; if this really becomes Web3, then true decentralization is achieved. --- Adding more BTC and then going all-in on ETH—this combo is pretty interesting.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-05 05:19

It seems to be another wave of the "ten years of sharpening the sword" narrative. Can the distribution of chips deceive people? Let's wait until ZK-EVM officially launches in 2026. For now, it's all about options pricing. Raspberry Pi validation of this segment, typical leek mentality—technical implementation and true decentralization are two different things. Don't be blinded by the positive news about PeerDAS. However, the pattern has already formed, and there is indeed short-term speculative potential. But I advise everyone not to go all-in; the sentiment is already over 80.

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