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Ethereum's three major highlights this Wednesday: smart contract upgrade proposals, Layer 2 ecosystem divergence, and key ETH price levels
【Crypto World】Ethereum has had quite a busy week. First, the issue of smart contract size limits is expected to be broken—if the EIP-7864 proposal supported by Vitalik Buterin is implemented, it means developers can deploy more complex and flexible contracts, which is definitely a positive for the ecosystem’s application potential.
Looking at the Layer 2 track, the current situation is somewhat polarized. Leading rollups like Base and Arbitrum have absorbed the majority of activity, while smaller networks are clearly falling behind, reflecting a market trend of gradually optimizing resource allocation.
Price-wise, attention is also warranted. ETH faced resistance around $3000 and did not successfully break through. On the technical side, the $2800 range is generally seen as a bottom support level; if the price drops to this point, there could be a battle for dominance. Overall, the next performance will depend on whether it can hold these key levels.
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Layer 2 segmentation is so severe that small networks might be doomed.
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Will 2800 really hold? It's a bit uncertain.
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If EIP-7864 passes, the contract flexibility could increase significantly.
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After Base and Arbitrum finish eating, only the broth remains. These two are quite aggressive.
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The key is whether it can stabilize at 3000. If it breaks, it's game over.
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Lifting contract restrictions sounds good, but whether it can truly boost the ecosystem depends on subsequent developments.
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Small Rollups being left behind so far, it seems like they are going to be phased out.
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Technical support at 2800, so let's wait and see if it drops or not.
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V神's proposal finally has some action. Developers are going crazy waiting.
$3000 is being firmly suppressed. Is it really the fate of a complete turnaround?
The divergence in Layer2... Base is eating up a lot, and small projects are having a hard time getting in.
$2800 is the lifeline; breaking through is the real test.
VitalikButerin's proposal means developers can create new opportunities again.
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If this proposal from Vitalik passes, it's a boon for developers. Contract flexibility will immediately improve.
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Headlined Rollup takes the profit, small tokens sip the soup. This is the reality.
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2800 is a key support. If it can't break through, a rebound is expected. It's a very clear situation.
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With such a clear differentiation in Layer2, ordinary projects still have little chance.
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Once again stuck at 3000, I bet next week will either see a breakthrough or a drop to 2800.
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EIP-7864's ecosystem will truly take off once implemented; right now, it's just a concept.
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The siphon effect between Base and Arbitrum is too strong; other L2s are a bit uncertain.
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The key price level is right; it all depends on who moves first.
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Breaking contract restrictions is the real big event; the price is secondary.
It's another case of Base and Arbitrum benefiting, small L2s are really suffering
If EIP-7864 really passes, that will indeed be a big deal, complex contracts are unlocked
If it doesn't drop below 2800, I'll go all in
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EIP-7864 sounds good, but does anyone actually use it?
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Base and Arb are taking the profits, other L2s are just sipping soup—that's the real situation.
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If 2800 really drops, I’ve got my positions ready.
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What’s the point of contract upgrades? Someone needs to build for it to matter.
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Wait, this time isn’t really a trap to lure more in, right?
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The divergence among L2s is so obvious, the small networks are going to be wiped out.
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If it can’t hold 3000, the technical pattern doesn’t look very good.
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When Vitalik supports me, I know there’s hope. I’ve entered.
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The support at the bottom is just that—support. Don’t think too much, if it drops, keep cutting losses.
The dominance of major players on Layer 2 is too obvious, small coins really have no future.
If 3000 can't break through, it means no one truly believes in it. See you at 2800.