2026-01-05 19:10:10

#数字资产动态追踪 The latest technological breakthroughs in Ethereum attract attention. According to reports, V God recently announced progress in the integration of two core technologies, ZKEVM and PeerDAS, in Ethereum, which is expected to balance decentralization, consensus mechanisms, and high throughput simultaneously.

Specifically, the proof time for ZKEVM has been reduced to 16 seconds, with operational costs decreasing by 45 times compared to before. The advantage of PeerDAS is that validation nodes do not need to download the full block data to complete verification, which is practically helpful for network lightweighting and popularization.

The foundation also released a four-year plan: by 2026, ZKEVM nodes will be launched, and by 2030, ZKEVM is expected to become the primary verification method. Whether these technological iterations can drive the market performance of $ETH and its ecosystem tokens is being observed by market participants. Many want to get ahead of the curve, but the specific direction still requires ongoing tracking.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 01-08 13:19

45x cost reduction? Just hear it, it's still early to go live --- Another four-year plan, by then Ethereum will have been surpassed, and now everything you buy is just taking over --- Can PeerDAS really lower the verification threshold? I don't believe it, in the end, big players still call the shots --- I'm only concerned whether this can pump the market, enough technical details --- What can 16 seconds do? Solana is fast too, but still has problems --- What kind of layout? Let's wait and see, don't get caught up in the hype --- Balancing three dimensions sounds impressive, but in reality... --- Talking about 2030 now? That's hilarious, the crypto circle's time span is too long --- Interesting, it might really improve the experience, but whether it can drive the market is still uncertain --- Cost reduced by 45 times, what about mining profits? It's competitive again

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-07 12:44

45x cost reduction? That number is shocking, it really feels like it's coming --- Wait, it won't become the main method until 2030? Do I have to wait until then to reap this wave of benefits? --- Lightweight verification sounds great, but I wonder if actual deployment will be another story --- V God announced it like this, but the market still fluctuates as usual. No matter how strong the technical aspect is, it depends on where the money flows --- 16 seconds is indeed fast, but can it compare to other L2 solutions? Feels a bit exaggerated --- Are those who laid out early making a fortune or getting trapped? That's what I really want to know

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MevShadowranger

· 01-06 12:43

16 seconds proof time, 45x cost reduction, sounds pretty good... but the ZKEVM node isn't launching until 2026? That's a bit of a long time span. Meeting the delivery deadline might be an issue. This wave of technological progress is indeed promising, but the market has already priced it in... Asking now whether it can drive ETH performance feels a bit late. PeerDAS is definitely beneficial for lightweight nodes, and popularization really helps, provided the ecosystem keeps up. Let's wait and see the subsequent data; impressive on paper doesn't necessarily mean it's useful.

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GateUser-e78067b2

· 01-05 19:45

Bullish market at its peak 🐂

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 01-05 19:40

16 seconds proof time? Cost reduced by 45 times? These numbers sound pretty incredible, but honestly, if it can really stabilize, it would be amazing. I'm interested in PeerDAS. Not having to download the entire blockchain data is definitely good news for lightweight wallets, but I wonder if the "main verification method" in 2030 can actually be implemented. Honestly, I still want to see real-world performance; we've seen plenty of technological breakthroughs anyway.

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ApyWhisperer

· 01-05 19:39

45x cost reduction? Just listen, the key is whether it can go live as scheduled in 2026. Wait, if this lightweight solution really becomes a reality, even small investors can run nodes? That would be a real breakthrough. V神's four-year plan signals, the players who are willing to bet have already started their布局. To be honest, PeerDAS sounds great, but actually implementing and popularizing it are two different things. The cost has dropped so much, but why hasn't it surged yet? What are we waiting for?

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RektRecorder

· 01-05 19:36

No more virtual dizziness this time. V God finally created something real, completed in 16 seconds... but it won't become mainstream until 2030. I wonder if my lifespan is enough, haha.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 01-05 19:31

Block time of 16 seconds, with costs directly dropping by 45 times. If this really comes to fruition, I need to quickly increase my holdings... But it's not launching until 2026, so waiting is a bit exhausting.

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-05 19:28

45x cost reduction sounds great, but bro, you'll have to wait until 2026 to brag about it. 16-second proof time sounds impressive, but whether the technical aspect can support ETH's market depends on whether the market is willing to buy in. V神 is promising until 2030, by then we’ll all be rich or have already blown up our positions haha. Those wanting to get in now are betting that this four-year plan will come to fruition, but history tells us that the foundation's promises... hey, fellow investors, stay alert. Technical prowess ≠ price increase, don’t be fooled by this hype and pay the IQ tax.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-05 19:28

16 seconds to produce proof, 45 times cost reduction. This data sounds a bit impressive... However, I still have some doubts about PeerDAS. Can lightweight nodes really replace full nodes for verification? It feels like the risks haven't been fully explained.

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