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#大户持仓动态 Ethereum's foundational layer security undergoes a major upgrade plan
There's a piece of news worth paying attention to — the zkEVM development team on Ethereum has recently shifted focus to long-term cryptographic security at the L1 layer. It sounds technical, but the idea behind it is quite clear: they are planning a "mainnet-level" security framework.
What exactly are they doing? The plan is divided into two steps. First, in the Glamsterdam upgrade in May 2026, the goal is to achieve 100-bit provable security. This paves the way for subsequent increases in Gas limits and native zk-Rollup support, while also ensuring that the network's censorship resistance is unaffected — which is very critical. Then, they will continue iterating by compressing proof data and ultimately upgrading to 128-bit security level.
In simple terms: Ethereum is strengthening its cryptographic defenses at the core, laying the foundation for scalability solutions. The value realization of $ETH depends on the continuous improvement of this infrastructure.
What do you think about this direction? Is this a necessary step for the Ethereum ecosystem? Do $ZEC and $ICP these privacy and computing public chains have any insights on security upgrades? Feel free to discuss!