2026-01-15 00:10:29

#比特币2026年行情展望 $ETH This signal is significant.

Recently, Wang Xiaowei from the Ethereum Foundation mentioned a key shift — ZK proofs are no longer just a side dish for L2 but are rising to the protocol layer. What does this mean? Native ZK solutions can open new possibilities for Ethereum's scalability.

The core points that must not be lost:
- Security remains robust
- Maintain neutrality
- Naturally resistant to censorship

This transition from L2 technology upgrades to the protocol level will have a profound impact on the long-term evolution of the entire network.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 1h ago

Protocol layer on ZK? Now Ethereum is really going all in. ETH's recent technical upgrades are no joke, directly rewriting the game rules. ZK on the protocol layer, this feels like the true path to scalability. Wang Xiaowei's words reveal a lot, I have a bit of understanding. If Ethereum makes ZK native, 2026 will definitely need a reassessment. Sticking to these three points is key—security first, everything else is secondary. It feels like the L2 era is coming to an end, and a new era is beginning.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 17h ago

ZK protocol layer? That's the real big deal; L2 is just a transitional product. If the ZK protocol layer truly gets implemented this time, Ethereum is definitely going to take off again. I support Wang Xiaowei's idea; ZK can't always play a supporting role. The expansion ceiling is about to be broken again, it feels like 2026 will be a big year. This shift will require the entire ecosystem to be rearranged and recombined. To put it simply, security + neutrality + censorship resistance—if this triangle can't be broken, no one can touch Ethereum. If the ZK protocol layer really arrives, other public chains should be on alert.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 17h ago

Protocol layer on ZK? This is really impressive, with much more potential than just simple L2 gameplay. Sounds good, but I'm more concerned about when this thing will actually be implemented, and not just remain a PPT project. Protocol-level ZK... If it really gets done, security should be reassuring. If ETH can seize the opportunity with ZK this time, there is definitely a chance. I'm just worried it will be another round of hype, and actual deployment might still take three to five years. This kind of upgrade sounds promising, but it still depends on actual performance.

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OnChainDetective

· 17h ago

Wait, is the protocol layer incorporating ZK? Isn't this paving the way for institutions... We need to keep an eye on whale wallet movements.

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LiquidityOracle

· 17h ago

Protocol layer ZK? Now ETH is really about to innovate, L2 upgrades feel like this at the core, right?

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PretendingSerious

· 17h ago

ZK moving from L2 to the protocol layer—this is the real big move Protocol layer ZK? Is it reliable? Or just another idealistic vision This time, it's serious. Security must be strictly guarded Making the right move with ETH, it's clear in the long run Has Wang Xiaowei's statement set the tone? It doesn't seem that simple

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 17h ago

zkL2 to the protocol layer? Sounds pretty impressive, but could it just be another empty promise... The protocol-level ZK is really being implemented, and the scalability ceiling is directly shattered. Wait, can safety really be guaranteed? It doesn't seem risk-free either. If decentralization is abandoned, what about regulation? If this wave of ZK succeeds, Ethereum will have to be reshuffled.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 17h ago

Seizing the protocol layer, is Ethereum really going all out this time? ZK moves from a side dish to the main course, breaking the expansion ceiling directly. Wait, can the security performance hold up, or is this just talk? Protocol layer integration, this round of changes feels more aggressive than expected. Another year of hype, but whether it can be implemented is the real key. By the way, how did this shift suddenly get officially announced? No prior hints. The native ZK solution sounds promising, but can the gas fees be reduced? That’s the real benchmark. If these three points are maintained, Ethereum can truly outpace other public chains by a mile.

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