TREE NEWS reports: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin laid out a 2030 vision in which the network sheds core Satoshi-era blockchain traits, moving from proof-of-work to optimized proof-of-stake, from single-miner block building to multi-party construction, and from full re-execution to PeerDAS sampling and SNARK verification. He said the planned Hegota fork next year may be Ethereum’s last “conventional” fork, with recursive STARKs and quantum-resistant cryptography to follow.
Vitalik Outlines Ethereum’s 2030 Path Beyond Satoshi-Era Blockchain
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The framing matters more than any single upgrade: Buterin is describing Ethereum's roadmap as a deliberate departure from the architecture Bitcoin standardized, not an incremental scaling path. That distinction shapes how the network is judged against rivals and how much execution risk the community accepts, since PeerDAS, multi-party block building and SNARK verification each change who validates what. Whether the Hegota fork is genuinely the last conventional one, and whether recursive STARKs and quantum-resistant cryptography arrive on the stated horizon, are the open questions worth tracking.
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