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🚀 Ethereum Reveals Strawmap 2029 — 7 Major Upgrades Until 2029!

💎 Core Plan:
7 Hard Forks, every 6 months
Finality Faster ×58: from 15 minutes → 6-16 seconds
Gas Limit ↑ ×3 → 100M+ → Faster Transactions and Lower Fees
Privacy Native:
Integrated Private Transactions without Layer 2
Quantum-Resistant:
Protection from Future Computers
Stronger L1 + L2 Support → Better Balance
ePBS and Blob Scaling → Higher Decentralization and Fairness

📅 Timeline:
H1 2026: Glamsterdam Upgrade → Gas Limit 100M+
H2 2026 → 2029: Remaining Upgrades (every 6 months)

💰 Impact on Price:
Historically, Major Ethereum Upgrades = Strong Rallies
Predictions if Upgrades Succeed:
Conservative: $8,000-$10,000
Optimistic: $15,000-$20,000
Very Bullish: $25,000+

⚠️ Risks:
Execution: 7 Upgrades = 7 Opportunities for Failure
Competition: $SOL , $ADA
, Layer 2
Regulation:
Privacy and SEC/EU Standards
Potential for Hard Forks and Splits

💭 Question:
Ethereum Strawmap 2029:
A True Technological Revolution or an Ambitious Challenge?
🟢 Revolution → $ETH for 10K+
🟡 Good Progress → Follow-up
🔴 Overly Ambitious → Monitor Execution

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🎯🔥 THE NEW STRAWMAP OF ETHEREUM: TOWARDS AN ULTRA-FAST AND SECURE L1 🔥🎯

The Ethereum Foundation has unveiled its draft roadmap "Strawmap", a technical document presented by researcher Justin Drake outlining the evolution of the Layer 1 (L1) protocol until 2029 through about seven hard forks scheduled every six months.

This "straw map" – a living document to coordinate developers and researchers – abandons old names like "Merge, Surge, Verge" to focus on concrete milestones: sub-second transaction finality, extremely high throughput, massive L2 scaling, post-quantum security, and native privacy.
Faster finality and explosive throughput.

🔹The "Fast L1" goal aims for shorter slots (from 12 to 2 seconds) and single-slot finality within a few seconds, eliminating waits for confirmations.

🔹The "Gigagas" aims for 10,000 TPS on L1 thanks to natively integrated zkEVMs, with 1 billion gas per second for real-time zero-knowledge proofs.

🔹For L2, the "Teragas" with Data Availability Sampling (DAS) aspires to 10 million TPS, making Ethereum scalable like a global economy.

🔹Post-quantum security and integrated privacy.
The roadmap introduces hash-based cryptography to withstand quantum computers, in progressive phases.

🔹Native L1 privacy enables "shielded ETH transfers", confidential transactions directly on the base layer without external mixers.

With forks like Glamsterdam and Hegotá on the horizon, Strawmap positions Ethereum as a private and high-performing "world computer".
A signal of maturity: predictability and innovation to dominate DeFi and Web3.
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The ambition of Ethereum's recent update, the "Strawmap" roadmap, is not small, focusing on introducing privacy transactions, quantum resistance, and stronger L2 expansion solutions.
Vitalik's level of making promises is still online. Especially regarding privacy transactions, it has grasped the key for large institutions to enter since no one wants to "run naked" on-chain. From a fundamental perspective, this is no longer a simple patch-up but an attempt to give ETH a Buff from the underlying protocol. Quantum resistance feels more like buying an expensive insurance policy for the future; although we are still far from practical implementation, this forward-looking narrative style is indeed on point.
The most concrete benefit is still L2 expansion, which belongs to the collective extension of the Layer2 family, and the ceiling for Gas fees is about to be lowered again. Overall, Ethereum is transitioning from an "old community" to a "super city," with a huge amount of work, but it has a solid foundation. The long-term value logic is sound; it just depends on whether this wave of positive fundamentals can wake up the stagnant coin price. #Ethereum #Strawmap $ETH $ARB $OP