Vitalik: the updated strawmap
00:28; two weeks earlier researchers met in Berlin to continue charting the protocol's long-term trajectory, following discussions with client teams in Svalbard in April.
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Vitalik published the updated Ethereum strawmap from a researcher meeting in Berlin two weeks earlier, following discussions with client teams in Svalbard in April. Barnabé compared it with the February version: quick slots move from Hegotá to J*, further slot reductions from K* to L*, and decoupled consensus is slotted for I*. nero_eth summed up its focus as UX (shorter slots, frame transactions, faster finality, privacy), scaling and post-quantum. dankrad said 3 to 4 years is too slow and about a year is realistic with LLMs.

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00:28; two weeks earlier researchers met in Berlin to continue charting the protocol's long-term trajectory, following discussions with client teams in Svalbard in April.
01:09: UX (shorter slots, frame transactions, faster finality, privacy, code size increases, EVM features), scaling (zkEVMs, new types of state, limiting state growth, new node types such as VOPS, a new state trie, data scaling and gas limit increases) and PQ/Lean.
16:59: quick slots move from Hegotá to J*, further slot time reductions from K* to L*, and decoupled consensus is slotted for I*; his three-point summary, 16:02: faster finality and blocks, more throughput, post-quantum.
Barnabé: compared with the February original, 16:59: quick slots move from Hegotá to J*, further slot time reductions from K* to L*, and decoupled consensus is slotted for I*; his three-point summary, 16:02: faster finality and blocks, more throughput, post-quantum.
05:20; a fully proven STF, scaling to Gigagas and finality in seconds are exciting, but the aim should be about a year, which he thinks is realistic now with LLMs.
20:38: recursive STARKs and more are good, with a few unclear things and some remaining problems.
17:26, encouraging people to broaden their search.
07:11.
And add EAS-like bytecode, merged; EIP-7979: correctness and clarity, submitted and merged.
EIP-7997: replace Yul with mnemonics and add EAS-like bytecode, merged; EIP-7979: correctness and clarity, submitted and merged.
EIP-7997: replace Yul with mnemonics and add EAS-like bytecode, merged; EIP-7979: correctness and clarity, submitted and merged.