Vitalik says Hegota, next year's fork, is likely Ethereum's last "normal" one
everyone will screenshot that. the part that hits builders on $ETH
is the bill after it
same computation, very different price
shove it into one serial transaction and it costs much more
split it into pieces that can run in parallel and it costs much less
so a contract that runs like one long to-do list gets expensive
and speed, in his words: "Ethereum itself will never have latency that competes with servers"
whatever feels fast will sit around the chain
I don't hold ETH, so I'm just here for the architecture drama)
Glamsterdam, the fork before Hegota, is set for the fourth quarter of 2026 and hasn't even shipped
the day it does I'll break down what it changes right here, follow and you'll catch it
#VitalikButerin #HEGOTA #ETH
everyone will screenshot that. the part that hits builders on $ETH
is the bill after it
same computation, very different price
shove it into one serial transaction and it costs much more
split it into pieces that can run in parallel and it costs much less
so a contract that runs like one long to-do list gets expensive
and speed, in his words: "Ethereum itself will never have latency that competes with servers"
whatever feels fast will sit around the chain
I don't hold ETH, so I'm just here for the architecture drama)
Glamsterdam, the fork before Hegota, is set for the fourth quarter of 2026 and hasn't even shipped
the day it does I'll break down what it changes right here, follow and you'll catch it
#VitalikButerin #HEGOTA #ETH
