Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has recently shown a clear shift in his view of native Rollups—moving from a reserved stance to outright support.
Here's the situation. Previously, Vitalik's concerns about this approach mainly stemmed from the immature state of ZK-EVM technology. At that time, native Rollup precompiles could only operate in either ZK or Optimistic modes, which meant projects had to make tough choices, potentially limiting the flexibility of Layer 2 solutions in certain scenarios.
But that's no longer the case. With the iteration and improvement of ZK technology, this technical barrier is gradually being overcome. Vitalik's change in attitude reflects the broader Ethereum community's increased understanding of Layer 2 solutions—from earlier technical compromises to more mature and reliable options.
What does this mean for the ecosystem? Once Native Rollups receive endorsement from core developers, related projects' fundraising, partnerships, and user adoption could all see increased confidence. For those interested in Ethereum scaling solutions, this signal is worth paying attention to.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 1h ago
Vitalik, this transition is really crucial. Improving ZK maturity can indeed solve many bottleneck issues. But I also want to ask about a detail—does the timeline for Native Rollups integration into the mainnet have an official statement? It feels like this is the real test of the technology.
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LayerZeroHero
· 15h ago
It seems that the hurdle of ZK maturity has finally been overcome.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-20 18:35
This shift signal is indeed not to be underestimated.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 01-19 08:52
Vitalik's recent change in attitude is indeed a major signal; breakthroughs in ZK technology have truly changed the game.
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LeekCutter
· 01-19 08:49
The previous ZK-EVM bottleneck was indeed a major flaw. It now seems that Vitalik's change of stance is still backed by technical support. However, I am more concerned about how much actual funding and user traffic this support signal can bring to Native Rollups projects. Don't just talk about it; let's wait and see in half a year.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-19 08:49
Vitalik's change of tone is indeed a good sign; ZK technology has definitely matured quite a bit.
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AirdropBuffet
· 01-19 08:44
Vitalik's change in attitude is indeed a good signal
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has recently shown a clear shift in his view of native Rollups—moving from a reserved stance to outright support.
Here's the situation. Previously, Vitalik's concerns about this approach mainly stemmed from the immature state of ZK-EVM technology. At that time, native Rollup precompiles could only operate in either ZK or Optimistic modes, which meant projects had to make tough choices, potentially limiting the flexibility of Layer 2 solutions in certain scenarios.
But that's no longer the case. With the iteration and improvement of ZK technology, this technical barrier is gradually being overcome. Vitalik's change in attitude reflects the broader Ethereum community's increased understanding of Layer 2 solutions—from earlier technical compromises to more mature and reliable options.
What does this mean for the ecosystem? Once Native Rollups receive endorsement from core developers, related projects' fundraising, partnerships, and user adoption could all see increased confidence. For those interested in Ethereum scaling solutions, this signal is worth paying attention to.