Ethereum Foundation releases its development vision for the next decade

According to Foresight News, Justin Drake, a researcher at the Ethereum Foundation (EF), has released the development vision of the "lean Ethereum" in the next decade. The main goals of the program include: expanding the base layer transaction count (TPS) to 10,000 transactions per second, and expanding the Layer 2 network to 1 million transactions while maintaining decentralization and 100% uptime. In addition, Ethereum will undergo major upgrades at the consensus layer, data layer, and execution layer, including upgrading the beacon chain to version 2.0, introducing block 2.0 in the post-quantum era, and EVM 2.0, which may be built on the open source RISC-V instruction set. In terms of encryption, the system will rely entirely on hash-based signatures, hash root data commitments, and native hash zero-knowledge virtual machines to achieve quantum computing resistance.
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