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This article discusses the development trends of Ethereum (ETH) and Layer 2 scaling solutions. The author reviews last year's predictions about the L2 landscape, including the impact of Blast on rollup architecture, the fragmentation of L2 ecosystems, and changes in data availability (DA). The article analyzes the changes in ETH revenue following the implementation of EIP-4844, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing Ethereum. The author explores the potential of ETH as a "global proof verification layer and currency," while pointing out the uncertainties of this positioning. Finally, the article presents several possible development paths but emphasizes that no one can be certain of the answer, and the market will ultimately determine the value.

As The Merge is completed, Ethereum has finally transitioned from PoW to PoS. Stakers now maintain network security by staking ETH and getting rewards. It is important to choose appropriate methods and service providers before staking. As The Merge is completed, Ethereum has finally transitioned from PoW to PoS. Stakers now maintain network security by staking ETH and getting rewards. It is important to choose appropriate methods and service providers before staking.

The author analyzes the impact of excessive ETH Beta Tokens, liquidity fragmentation, and technological catch-up from other L1 blockchains on ETH’s performance. The article suggests encouraging L2 projects to incorporate ETH, reinforcing ETH’s central role in the Ethereum economy, addressing L2 fragmentation, and accelerating technological upgrades.

ENS is a well-known domain name service on Ethereum. It announced the V2 version of ENS on its official website: promoting the original domain name service to L2. This article will analyze ENS V2 for everyone through a technical whitepaper.

This article delves into the ENS (Ethereum Name Service) V2 release, which extends domain services to Layer 2 (L2) networks, aiming to reduce transaction fees and improve processing speeds. It explores the new features of ENS V2, including the new hierarchical registry architecture, the introduction of a universal resolver, and support for L2 networks. Additionally, it discusses the migration process to V2 and its potential benefits, such as lower fees, higher speeds, and more flexible domain management.

ETH Layer2 uses Rollups to package hundreds of transactions into one submission to the Ethereum mainnet, thereby the transaction fees will be divided to all Rollup users, reducing fees per user. Transaction data in the Rollups is submitted to Layer1, but executions are carried out independently by the Rollups. By submitting transaction data to Layer1, Rollups can inherit the security of Ethereum because once the data is uploaded to Layer1, rolling back Rollups transactions requires the data to be rolled back on Layer1.

This article provides a detailed account of the Ethereum Foundation (EF) facing a community crisis. With ETH's underperformance, community dissatisfaction has erupted, prompting founders of several major ecosystem projects to voice their criticisms. The founder of Synthetix suggested pressuring Layer 2 (L2) networks, the Curve founder advocated abandoning the L2 strategy, and the Aave founder proposed a 12-point reform plan. Amid the collective backlash from the community, EF sold another 100 ETH, sparking even greater controversy. The article highlights the governance challenges and divisions currently facing the Ethereum ecosystem.

Staking ETH is a technical service to ensure transactions on the Ethereum network are processed properly and securely, rather than as an investment subject to securities laws.

The competition in the ETH staking sector is heating up, with various innovative gameplay and reward ecosystems emerging, attracting market attention. This article will filter out the Top 10 ETH LST tokens worth关注 based on market capitalization rankings.

Ethereum is facing two major challenges. The first is that Restaking competes with L2 scaling solutions, which not only diverts resources from ecosystem development but also weakens ETH’s ability to capture value. The second challenge is that Ethereum’s key opinion leaders are becoming elitist, and because they are protective of their reputations, they show little enthusiasm for actively contributing to the ecosystem's growth.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC attempted to break through the 99,000 resistance level, but failed to effectively establish a foothold, falling back to $95,860. Ethereum staking volume exceeded 54 million ETH, with restaking accounting for nearly 10%. GT reached a maximum price of $17.69, setting a new all-time high. The monthly trading volume of the Uniswap protocol on the Base chain reached $15.65 billion, setting a new all-time high. US-listed company KULR launched a Bitcoin reserve, purchasing approximately 217 Bitcoins. The market value of the MIRA token soared to $80 million, becoming a new paradigm for rare disease fundraising. The decentralized AI infrastructure project ChainOpera completed a $17 million seed round of financing, led by Finality Capital Partners.

Gate Research Daily Report(November 27): Over the past 24 hours, BTC has fallen by 2.62%, reaching a low of $90,800 and testing the $90,000 mark. Recently listed on major exchanges, MEMEFI has performed exceptionally well, achieving a single-day increase of 85.22% and leading the altcoin sector. The total amount of staked ETH has surpassed 34 million, with Lido maintaining market leadership. According to Arkham data, Donald Trump holds over $5.4 million in crypto assets, with Ethereum accounting for the largest share. The integrated public blockchain Supra has announced that its mainnet and TGE will go live on November 27. Meanwhile, Uniswap v4 has launched the largest bug bounty program in blockchain history, offering a maximum reward of $15.5 million.

The Taiko project is a Layer 2 solution leveraging zkEVM technology dedicated to extending the functionality of Ethereum through the decentralized Ethereum equivalent of zkRollup. It allows developers and users to seamlessly extend Ethereum without changing existing decentralized applications (dApps). Key features of Taiko include fully EVM-compatible zkEVM Type 1, open source code, complete decentralization, and transaction sequencing by Ethereum validators. The Taiko protocol ensures transaction correctness and network security through smart contracts and decentralized verification. Additionally, Taiko includes innovations based on Contestable Rollups (BCR) and Booster-Based Rollups (BBR), as well as TKO tokens for validator rewards, transaction fees, and network governance.

This article summarizes the optimistic outlook, discussions and projects of ETH.

Historical data suggests a correlation between the Ethereum Foundation’s sell-offs and ETH price fluctuations, but it's not a guaranteed relationship. Ultimately, it remains a matter of probability.