Paradigm calls for accelerating Ethereum development: 'Ethereum can do more' https://t.co/RAEO9nMXPm

Foresight News reports, according to The Block, that venture capital firm Paradigm has called for Ethereum to accelerate its development speed in an article co-authored by its co-founder and CTO along with other partners. "Regardless of how much you think Ethereum should evolve, it is better to speed up. We believe Ethereum should focus on reaching the feasible efficiency frontier before engaging in discussions, hypothetically debating. Once these limits are reached, we can discuss how to make choices between our values."Foresight News reports, according to The Block, that venture capital firm Paradigm has called for Ethereum to accelerate its development speed in an article co-authored by its co-founder and CTO along with other partners. "Regardless of how much you think Ethereum should evolve, it is better to speed up. We believe Ethereum should focus on reaching the feasible efficiency frontier before engaging in discussions, hypothetically debating. Once these limits are reached, we can discuss how to make choices between our values."

According to Foresight News, The Block reports that the venture capital firm Paradigm has called for Ethereum to accelerate its development speed in an article co-authored by its co-founder and CTO along with other partners. "No matter what you think Ethereum should evolve into, it is better to speed up. We believe that Ethereum should focus on reaching the efficient frontier that is potentially achievable before debating, hypothetically arguing. Once these limits are reached, we can discuss how to make choices between our values."

Paradigm Calls for Accelerated Ethereum Development: Ethereum Can Do More

Venture capital firm Paradigm published an article calling for accelerating Ethereum development, advocating multiple major upgrades per year, and opposing the idea of ​​protecting decentralization by slowing down development. Priority should be given to non-controversial improvements such as optimizing scalability, improving user experience, and developing Rollups technology. https://t.co/LmTQaWOnYx

Paradigm's leadership, including co-founder Matt Huang and CTO Georgios Konstantopoulos, has called for a faster pace in Ethereum's development, suggesting more than one major upgrade per year. They argue against slowing down core protocol development to protect decentralization. The team proposes several improvements, such as repricing L1 opcodes, enhancing batch transaction user experience, and advancing rollups, to be implemented swiftly rather than waiting for annual upgrades.

BlockBeats News, January 26th, Cryptocurrency VC Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang, CTO Georgios Konstantopoulos, and general partners Dan Robinson and Charlie Noyes published a post urging to accelerate Ethereum's development speed, advocating for more than one major upgrade per year, while arguing against the idea that the best way to protect Ethereum's decentralization is to slow down or "harden" core protocol development. The article stated: "We believe Ethereum should focus on reaching the most plausible bounds first and then hypothetically debate how we would make choices among values once these bounds are reached." The article also proposed several "uncontroversial improvements" that they believe should be rapidly deployed rather than delayed to fit into annual major upgrades. Some changes include repricing L1 opcodes to scale Ethereum without modifying the block gas limit, improving the user experience of batch transactions through further development of the account abstraction framework, and further developing rollups to meet the growing demand. (The Block)

Paradigm Leaders Advocate for Faster Ethereum Development and More Frequent Upgrades

BlockBeats reports that on January 26, Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto VC Paradigm, along with Chief Technology Officer Georgios Konstantopoulos and partners Dan Robinson and Charlie Noyes, called for an acceleration in Ethereum's development speed, advocating for more than one major upgrade per year. They opposed the idea that the best way to protect Ethereum's decentralized status is to slow down or 'stagnate' the development of the core protocol. The article states: "We believe Ethereum should focus on reaching possible effective boundaries, and only then hypothetically discuss how we would make choices between values once those limits are reached." The article also proposed several "uncontroversial improvements" that they believe should be deployed quickly rather than postponed to accommodate annual major upgrades. Some of the changes include repricing the L1 opcode to scale Ethereum without modifying the block gas limit, improving the user experience of batch transactions through further development of the account abstraction framework, and advancing rollups to meet the growing demand. (The Block)

Paradigm executives call for accelerating Ethereum development, with major upgrades released more than once a year.

Paradigm's co-founder and CTO, along with other partners, have called for accelerated development of Ethereum, proposing multiple major upgrades annually. They argue that slow development or "freezing" the core protocol could hinder Ethereum's market adaptability. Suggested improvements include repricing L1 opcodes, enhancing batch transaction user experience via account abstraction, and advancing Rollup technology. Paradigm also highlighted its Reth Ethereum client, holding 2% market share, and invited collaboration to boost Ethereum's performance and anti-censorship features.

PANews reported on January 26 that according to The Block, the co-founder and CTO of crypto venture capital firm Paradigm co-authored an article with other partners, calling for the acceleration of Ethereum development and proposing the goal of launching multiple major upgrades each year. They believe that the idea of slow development or "freezing" the core protocol will limit Ethereum's ability to adapt to market changes.
 The article mentions several improvements that can be implemented quickly, including repricing L1's opcodes to expand the scale of Ethereum, optimizing the user experience of batch transactions through the account abstraction framework, and developing Rollup technology to meet growth needs. In addition, Paradigm also mentioned its Reth Ethereum client, which currently occupies 2% of the market share, and invited the research community to work together to improve Ethereum's performance and anti-censorship capabilities.

Paradigm Advocates for Faster Ethereum Development and Major Annual Upgrades

The venture capital firm Paradigm has released an article urging for an acceleration in Ethereum's development pace, advocating for multiple major upgrades each year. The article points out that increasing the speed of development will help Ethereum realize its potential more quickly, and opposes the viewpoint of slowing down development to protect decentralization. Paradigm emphasizes that non-controversial improvements should be prioritized, such as optimizing scalability, enhancing user experience, and developing Rollup technology. Additionally, the company introduced its Reth Ethereum client, encouraging the research community to collaboratively drive innovation and performance enhancements for Ethereum. (TheBlock)

The venture capital firm Paradigm has published an article calling for a faster pace of Ethereum development, advocating for multiple major upgrades each year. The article points out that increasing the speed of development will help Ethereum realize its potential more rapidly and opposes the notion of slowing down development to protect decentralization. Paradigm emphasizes that priority should be given to non-controversial improvements, such as optimizing scalability, enhancing user experience, and developing Rollups technology. At the same time, the company introduced its Reth Ethereum client and encouraged the research community to collaboratively drive innovation and performance improvements for Ethereum. (TheBlock)

The venture capital firm Paradigm has published an article calling for an acceleration in Ethereum's development progress, advocating for multiple major upgrades each year. The article points out that increasing the pace of development will help Ethereum realize its potential more quickly and opposes the viewpoint that slowing down development is necessary to protect decentralization. Paradigm emphasizes that non-controversial improvements should be prioritized, such as optimizing scalability, enhancing user experience, and developing Rollups technology. Additionally, the company introduced its Reth Ethereum client and encourages the research community to collaboratively drive innovation and performance improvements for Ethereum. (TheBlock)

Paradigm calls for accelerated Ethereum development

According to a report from The Block on January 26, Deep Tide TechFlow has announced that Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto VC Paradigm, along with several executives, has called for an acceleration in the development pace of Ethereum. They suggested that Ethereum should implement more than one major upgrade each year and opposed the idea of protecting decentralization by slowing down or 'stiffening' the development of the core protocol.
In addition, they proposed several 'uncontroversial improvements', including re-pricing L1 opcodes, enhancing the user experience for batch transactions, and further developing rollups, among others. Furthermore, Paradigm emphasized its work on the Reth client (which currently holds a 2% share of Ethereum's execution clients) and invited the research community to collaborate on developing new feature prototypes.

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According to a report by The Block on January 26, Deep Tide TechFlow reports that Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto VC Paradigm, along with several executives, has called for an acceleration in the development pace of Ethereum. They suggest that Ethereum should release more than one major upgrade each year and oppose the idea of protecting decentralization by slowing down or "stagnating" core protocol development.
In addition, they proposed several "uncontroversial improvements," including re-pricing L1 opcodes, enhancing the user experience for batch transactions, and further developing rollups, among others. Furthermore, Paradigm emphasized its work on the Reth client (which currently holds a 2% share of Ethereum's execution clients) and invited the research community to collaborate on developing new feature prototypes.
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Paradigm executives call for accelerated Ethereum development, suggesting multiple significant upgrades each year.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto VC Paradigm, along with CTO Georgios Konstantopoulos and partners Dan Robinson and Charlie Noyes, have called for an acceleration in Ethereum's development speed. They stated: "There is reasonable debate about where Ethereum's north star should be. But regardless of where you think Ethereum should go, it would be best to get there faster... We believe Ethereum should focus on reaching possible effective boundaries, and then hypothetically discuss how we will make choices between values once those limits are reached." The article directly urges Ethereum to speed up its development, suggesting that significant upgrades should be released more than once a year, while opposing the idea that the best way to protect Ethereum's decentralized status is to slow down or 'stagnate' core protocol development. They pointed out: "The core development process is one of the main mechanisms for off-chain governance in Ethereum's social layer, reflecting the opinions of engineers, researchers, validators, and institutions. Stagnating the core protocol means abandoning that governance mechanism and Ethereum's ability to respond to market structure changes in areas such as L2 and MEV." The authors also proposed several "uncontroversial improvements" that they believe should be deployed quickly rather than postponed to accommodate annual major upgrades. Some of the changes include repricing L1 opcodes to scale Ethereum without modifying the block gas limit, improving the user experience of batch transactions through further development of the account abstraction framework, and further developing rollups to meet growing demand. Paradigm also emphasized its work on Reth, a client that currently accounts for 2% of Ethereum's execution clients. According to Client Diversity data, the Geth client has a 43% market share, while the second place Nethermind holds about 36% market share. The article stated: "We intend to build Reth as an SDK for building 'EVM core' nodes, allowing researchers and engineers to experiment and innovate. We invite the research community to collaborate with us in using Reth to prototype new features for Ethereum's performance, censorship resistance, and future development." (The Block)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto VC Paradigm, along with CTO Georgios Konstantopoulos and partners Dan Robinson and Charlie Noyes, have published an article calling for an acceleration in the development speed of Ethereum. They stated, "There is a reasonable debate about where Ethereum's north star should be. But regardless of where you think Ethereum should go, it would be best to get there faster... We believe Ethereum should focus on reaching possible effective boundaries, and then hypothetically discuss how we will make choices between values once those limits are reached." The article directly urges Ethereum to speed up its development, suggesting more than one major upgrade each year, while opposing the notion that the best way to protect Ethereum's decentralized status is to slow down or 'stagnate' the core protocol development. They pointed out, "The core development process is one of the main mechanisms of off-chain governance for the Ethereum social layer, reflecting the views of engineers, researchers, validators, and institutions. Stagnating the core protocol means abandoning that governance mechanism and Ethereum's ability to respond to changes in market structures such as L2 and MEV." The authors also proposed several "uncontroversial improvements" that they believe should be deployed quickly rather than postponed to accommodate annual major upgrades. Some of the changes include repricing L1 opcodes to expand Ethereum without modifying block gas limits, improving the user experience of batch transactions through further development of the account abstraction framework, and further developing rollups to meet growing demand. Paradigm also emphasized its work on Reth, which currently accounts for 2% of Ethereum's execution clients. According to data from Client Diversity, the client Geth holds a 43% market share, while the second, Nethermind, occupies about 36% of the market share. The article states, "We intend to build Reth as an SDK for constructing 'EVM core' nodes, so that researchers and engineers can experiment and innovate. We invite the research community to collaborate with us to design new feature prototypes for Ethereum's performance, censorship resistance, and future development." (The Block)

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