Ethereum’s rollup-centric roadmap highlights a broader trend: modular blockchains. Instead of one chain doing everything, execution, settlement, and data availability layers are splitting apart. This modular approach allows specialization and scalability. For investors, understanding how these layers interconnect is key to spotting undervalued ecosystems. The next big winners may not be monolithic chains, but those excelling in modular components.
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Ethereum’s next major upgrade is sparking debates on decentralization. With Danksharding and proto-danksharding aimed at reducing rollup costs, developers are optimistic. But critics warn that node requirements could still rise, risking validator centralization. The challenge for Ethereum remains balancing scalability with accessibility. Meanwhile, alternative L1s are pushing modular designs and faster consensus. Investors must watch not only TPS but governance and economic sustainability. The battle for the decentralized future isn’t about hype; it’s about trade-offs and who executes best.
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Community driven governance remains one of the most powerful yet challenging aspects of Web3. DAOs continue to experiment with voting systems, treasury management, and representation. While some governance experiments have failed, others have succeeded in creating resilient decision making structures. The ability of communities to self organize, allocate resources, and adapt to change will be a defining feature of the Web3 era. As DAO tooling improves, we may see community governance applied far beyond DeFi into areas like supply chains and social networks.
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