2026-01-01 18:21:07

Ethereum is not just a public chain, but aims to become the true world computer—the underlying infrastructure of the internet. Starting from this grand goal, the Ethereum ecosystem is continuously iterating and upgrading. The two key technologies, zkEVM and PeerDAS, are reshaping the performance boundaries of blockchain, helping Ethereum evolve towards greater strength and efficiency. The core driving force behind this is clear: to create a truly decentralized application ecosystem, allowing every DApp to escape fraud risks and censorship concerns. This is also why more and more developers choose to build on Ethereum—because it not only has the most powerful network effects but also the most solid technical commitments.

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AlwaysAnon

· 4h ago

The world of computing sounds grand, but can it really be achieved? zkEVM and PeerDAS also sound just so-so.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 4h ago

Sounds like more hype, but zkEVM is indeed somewhat interesting. If Ethereum really becomes the world computer, then my ETH will be valuable too. How do I use PeerDAS? Can it really solve congestion? It's a good point, but it doesn't really relate to my wallet. Decentralized application ecosystem? I just want to see if I can transfer funds cheaply.

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ContractTearjerker

· 4h ago

Alright, but can zkEVM really deliver? Playing this game of ETH is quite intense, but I like it. PeerDAS sounds impressive, if it can truly solve scalability issues, I’ll buy in heavily. World Computer? First, lower the gas fees before talking about that. Developers are all coming over, mainly because the ecosystem is deep enough; everything else is just superficial. If this upgrade gets delayed again, I’ll just laugh.

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TokenDustCollector

· 4h ago

Ethereum's ambitions are indeed great, but whether zkEVM and PeerDAS can truly rescue the market remains to be seen. No hype, no blackening; no matter how strong the technology is, without application scenarios, it's all useless. Having many developers doesn't necessarily mean the ecosystem is active. This theory sounds good, but actual adoption rate is the key. Other public chains are also competing. A world computer every day—let's talk when ordinary people can actually use it. Decentralized application ecosystem? Currently, it's still dominated by leading projects, with no signs of loosening.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 4h ago

Alright, zkEVM is indeed impressive, but can PeerDAS really solve the TPS ceiling? --- Ethereum is just that awesome, no wonder developers are flocking here. --- A world computer? First lower the gas fees before bragging haha. --- Technical promises are real, network effects are real, but the ecosystem still needs more killer apps. --- I have to say, Ethereum is far ahead in the decentralized application ecosystem. --- After zkEVM launched, it feels like Layer2 is the future, the ETH mainnet is a bit lagging. --- Sounds great, but the real competition has just begun. --- Fraud risks and censorship concerns are indeed Ethereum's hard strengths. --- The most powerful network effect combined with the most solid technology? I give this marketing copy a full score. --- I'm optimistic about this direction, but we need to observe for a while.

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