Ethereum just solved a critical problem Bitcoin doesn’t want to fix on its own network – but why?
#Binance few years ago, the easiest way to explain Bitcoin to a newcomer was to keep it simple, slow, and sturdy.
Ten-minute blocks. Limited space. Everyone checks everything. Nobody gets special treatment.
#CryptoRally That design is a feature. It is what makes Bitcoin feel like bedrock.
It is also why every bull market ends up replaying the same argument. Block space gets tight, fees jump, users complain, and builders promise solutions that live somewhere above the base layer.
#Ethereum This week, Vitalik Buterin showed up with a very different claim about Ethereum’s future, one that lands directly on Bitcoin’s turf.
In a post on X, he argued the blockchain “trilemma” is solved by pairing PeerDAS on mainnet with zkEVMs reaching “alpha” performance, while security work continues.
He sketched a 2026–2030 path where proofs increasingly replace re-execution as the way Ethereum validates blocks.
#MEME He also pointed to a third pillar: more distributed block building over time, so transaction inclusion is harder for a small club of builders to capture.
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