ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin responded to criticisms regarding the current user experience of Ethereum's Layer 2. He stated that while the current experience is often seen as fragmented and complex, "the Ethereum community does not need to justify the current shortcomings while building for the future."On Monday, Camila Russo, founder of the DeFi media platform The Defiant, posted on X that she loves Ethereum and its community, but they need to stop downplaying the poor experience of Layer 2. "Even for crypto natives, the experience is bad, not just bad, but painful. If you are already using cryptocurrency, this experience is painful. For newcomers, it is even harder to accept, it's practically unusable."Buterin responded that when we are "powerless" to build for the future, we naturally tend to justify current shortcomings. "But we are building for the future," the Ethereum co-founder emphasized, referencing his earlier article on the roadmap for cross Layer 2 interoperability.Improvements in cross Layer 2 interoperability aim to reduce reliance on centralized elements, simplify cross-chain transactions, and make the Ethereum ecosystem more cohesive. Proposed solutions include standardizing chain-specific addresses, payment requests, and key storage wallets, allowing assets to move more seamlessly between Layer 2s while reducing gas fees. Achieving a more streamlined cross Layer 2 interaction requires not only technical support but also community collaboration to establish consistent standards, ultimately providing a more uniform experience between Ethereum's Layer 1 and Layer 2.

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated on the X platform that anyone has the right to stand up and be part of the solutions for developing the Ethereum community, no matter where they are in the world.

ChainCatcher news, according to developers, the new Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) will reduce Ethereum's block time by 33% and increase data capacity------thus improving overall throughput by 50%.EIP-7781 was introduced by Ben Adams, co-founder of Illyriad Games, on October 5, aiming to shorten the block time on the Ethereum network from the current 12 seconds to 8 seconds, increase aggregation-based latency, and enhance the capacity of blobs (a temporary data structure used to reduce Layer 2 network fees).

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum community member Ryan Berckmans responded on social media to Multicoin partner Kyle's statement during the TOKEN2049 event about "why Solana will surpass Ethereum," asserting that Solana will never surpass Ethereum. Solana is at its peak in this cycle.In the future, the fastest L2s will be faster than Solana. The speed and cost advantages of Solana will shrink to zero. Everyone will clearly see that the L2 model is a genius move, scaling in a way that aligns with how the world actually operates while providing excellent value accumulation for ETH.Berckmans stated that Kyle's narrative about Solana's advantages and progress is either greatly exaggerated or completely fabricated. He ignored any details regarding Solana's structural disadvantages, such as their claim of selling the same 50,000 TPS to every customer, while that 50,000 TPS today is more like a maximum of 1.1k TPS.In Berckmans' view, Solana's true structural advantage lies in leveraging centralization and vertical integration to accelerate growth, and at least for now, it has a higher level of curiosity and aggressiveness at the application layer compared to Ethereum, such as decentralized infrastructure and consumer crypto.

ChainCatcher news, the Mint Blockchain development team recently submitted a new asset protocol standard proposal to the Ethereum community, officially assigned the number ERC7765. ERC7765 is an innovative NFT asset protocol standard designed to provide coding specifications and industry standards for the issuance of RWA NFT assets, promoting the large-scale issuance and application of RWA assets.Currently, ERC7765 has been launched on the Mint mainnet and will first be applied within the Mint ecosystem.

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum community members proposed the ERC 7265 new standard, which will enable DeFi protocols to integrate a "circuit breaker," allowing DeFi protocols to add a backstop in their smart contracts to prevent the loss of all tokens in the event of a hack.The ERC 7265 standard is a proposed standard, and it remains to be seen whether the Ethereum core team will accept and implement it as the final standard. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the ApeCoin community has voted to approve the AIP-230 proposal to "donate $1 million to the Ethereum community." The support rate is 46.21%, the opposition rate is 29.96%, and the remainder are abstentions. This proposal aims to respond to Vitalik Buterin's call in 2022 for funding public goods, giving back to the Ethereum community. Among them, it proposes to donate $300,000 to ETHGlobal and sponsor $700,000 for 11 ApeCoin hackathons and at least 5 public welfare activities. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, regarding the scenario of "validators censoring transactions that conflict with their beliefs," Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes that individual validators who choose not to include certain transactions should be "tolerated" to prevent the Ethereum community from becoming "moral police." (Cointelegraph)