Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin recently shared his vision on the network's future trajectory: the blockchain should remain resilient and operational independently, transcending reliance on its original developers. This perspective underscores a fundamental principle in decentralized systems—the protocol's ability to persist and function autonomously without external interference or single points of control. By building systems that don't depend on specific individuals, Ethereum aims to achieve true decentralization where the network's strength comes from its distributed nature rather than any central figure. This approach reflects the core ethos of blockchain technology: creating trustless systems that operate according to predetermined rules rather than the will of any particular entity.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-15 08:32
V God said this: we're not really building a decentralized network, we're constructing a temple that can sustain itself, no longer needing a leader.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 01-14 21:38
From a technical architecture perspective, V神's theory sounds perfect, but in reality, the Ethereum ecosystem still heavily relies on core developers' decisions.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 01-14 01:49
Vitalik's words are spot on, but to be honest, has ETH really achieved that now? It still feels like it depends on how he thinks to feel assured...
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PonziDetector
· 01-12 19:56
V God’s words sound reasonable, but can he really shake off his influence? That’s nonsense.
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DAOplomacy
· 01-12 19:56
ngl, the "vitalik-independent network" narrative is arguably hitting the same path dependency trap every protocol faces... theoretically sound, practically? sub-optimal incentive structures kick in eventually. historical precedent suggests centralization creeps back through governance primitives, not code. but sure, let's pretend stakeholder alignment just happens.
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ILCollector
· 01-12 19:52
V God’s words sound nice, but honestly, it still depends on the community’s self-discipline... Can it really detach itself from him? Hehe
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ProposalDetective
· 01-12 19:50
V God’s words sound lofty, but no one truly knows if it’s genuinely decentralized.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-12 19:44
V God’s words are spot on; Ethereum needs to survive on its own, and we shouldn’t always rely on it to save the day.
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SchrodingerGas
· 01-12 19:38
V God is talking about decentralization again, but where is the data on power concentration on the chain...
Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin recently shared his vision on the network's future trajectory: the blockchain should remain resilient and operational independently, transcending reliance on its original developers. This perspective underscores a fundamental principle in decentralized systems—the protocol's ability to persist and function autonomously without external interference or single points of control. By building systems that don't depend on specific individuals, Ethereum aims to achieve true decentralization where the network's strength comes from its distributed nature rather than any central figure. This approach reflects the core ethos of blockchain technology: creating trustless systems that operate according to predetermined rules rather than the will of any particular entity.