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Ethereum may undergo a disruptive upgrade, with Vitalik's latest remarks sparking heated discussions in the community

Vitalik's recent statement has caused a stir in the crypto world—he hinted that Ethereum is about to make a major move, enough to make everyone reevaluate the value of this blockchain. Considering his consistent rigorous approach, this is certainly not an empty talk.

Historically, every major technological iteration of Ethereum has been accompanied by critical breakthroughs. The Merge upgrade has reduced energy consumption to just 1% of the original, equivalent to a 99% reduction in resource use. If Danksharding is achieved next, transaction throughput could increase by hundreds of times, what does this mean? Transaction fees could drop to negligible levels.

Currently, the Ethereum ecosystem locks assets worth over $40 billion, with daily active users reaching hundreds of thousands. Once network performance makes a qualitative leap and costs decrease significantly, sectors like NFT applications, on-chain gaming, and new DeFi scenarios—traditionally limited by high fees—are bound to explode. From past performance, the night before major upgrades often serves as a window for market expectation correction.

What exactly is Vitalik planning? Is it a breakthrough innovation at the technical level, or a new approach to ecosystem incentives? This suspense is worth paying attention to. Friends with ideas are welcome to share their views in the comments.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-09 09:58

Vitalik is trying to fool us into buying again, talking up a storm but not as good as watching the market trend. No, transaction fees reduced by a hundred times? Why haven't I felt it yet? It's still gas explosions every day. Is this reliable again? With so many upgrade promises before, it feels like they haven't delivered. By the way, if it really happens, NFT gaming does have potential, but I still remain skeptical. Danksharding is still a long way off, stop teasing us all the time.

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orphaned_block

· 01-09 06:07

You're talking pretty big, let's wait until Danksharding is actually implemented.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-07 22:41

Oh my, here we go again. Every time they talk about big moves, last time I got caught for two years listening to that. Even Vitalik's nonsense is considered positive, but bro, I already lost all my ETH long ago. A hundredfold increase in throughput? Ha, by the time it actually materializes, I'll be ashes. This is a typical expectation correction window. I want to buy the dip, but unfortunately, my balance has run out. FOMO again, this is my biggest enemy.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-06 10:30

V神 is back with another big move, is this really not just hype this time? Danksharding is really coming, with transaction fees reduced by a hundred times? No matter how good it sounds, it depends on whether it can be implemented. Let's wait until the upgrade is actually deployed, for now, just observe. Once Ethereum takes off, the entire ecosystem will shake with it. Reducing contract interaction fees to just one cent would truly change the game. It's called an upgrade in good words, but whether it can be implemented as scheduled remains to be seen. If this really happens, those trash NFT gaming projects will finally have a chance to survive. V神's promises have always been trustworthy; this time, I bet he won't go back on his word. It's that time again for the chasers to dream. If transaction fees really drop, DeFi can finally explode. We're just waiting for that moment.

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RamenStacker

· 01-06 10:30

Vitalik is once again throwing smoke screens, really loves to keep us guessing Can ETH really rise this time, or will it be another harvest If Danksharding truly materializes, we wouldn't have to wait until now Transaction fees reduced by a hundred times? I’ll smile and respect that, just being polite History repeats itself, good news before an upgrade often leads to dumping after implementation Can this time be less虚的 and just speak with real silver and gold Every time they say there will be big moves, but it turns out to be slow and steady code changes $40 billion locked sounds impressive, but only a few projects are truly profitable Let’s wait until the dust settles, just listen for now Vitalik’s hints are basically nothing, we still need to see how the community will hype this concept

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FundingMartyr

· 01-06 10:20

It's been so long, when will the fees actually be reduced?

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RetiredMiner

· 01-06 10:20

Vitalik is at it again, every time he hyped it up, we had to wait half a year for any news Brothers, don’t get too excited, they said the same thing during the Merge If transaction fees really could drop to negligible levels, I’d be live-streaming while eating my keyboard Let’s wait and see, I don’t trust Vitalik’s words anyway Danksharding? Never heard of it, let’s see if it can be implemented first I just want to know when I can buy new coins cheaply, that’s the real issue It’s the same old spiel, heard it last year too, still the same No matter how much they hype it up, it won’t change the current gas fees. More reliable advice would be better The Merge has been going on for so long, how many more years do we have to wait this time?

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GasFeeTears

· 01-06 10:18

Vitalik is playing heartbeat again, can't you just say it directly and get it over with?

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-06 10:05

Hmm... Danksharding sounds good, but can the transaction fees really be reduced to "negligible"? The medical records show that I've seen many similar promises before, and in the end, what happened? A hundredfold increase in throughput ≠ a hundredfold improvement in actual usability; these two need to be considered separately. It's recommended to periodically review the actual implementation effects of those historical upgrades, and don't just rely on hearsay. 400 billion in ecosystem-locked assets—I'd like to see how many of them are truly active in solving real-world scenarios. The NFT gaming boom? That will only happen when someone actually wants to play, not just because gas fees are cheap. Protocol code vulnerabilities are often hidden in the optimistic expectations of such major upgrades. I respect Vitalik's rigor, but rigor ≠ perfection; risk warnings still need to be taken seriously.

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