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Ethereum Releases Scaling Roadmap: What's Different This Time?

Ethereum has released a detailed scaling roadmap, outlining both short-term and long-term strategies to expand network capacity without compromising security or decentralization. In the short term, key upgrades include block-level access lists and ePBS (enabled in the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade) to allow parallelized block validation and more efficient use of slot time. Gas repricing and the introduction of multidimensional gas will separate execution costs from state creation costs, significantly increasing gas limits for execution while controlling state growth. A new "reservoir" gas mechanism will ensure backward compatibility with the EVM. For long-term scaling, Ethereum will rely on two core technologies: Blobs and ZK-EVM. PeerDAS will be iterated to achieve ~8 MB/sec data throughput, enabling Ethereum block data to be directly written to blobs. This, combined with ZK-SNARKs, will allow validation without full execution or data download. ZK-EVM adoption will be phased: from initial client support in 2026, to wider node adoption in 2027, and eventually a 3-of-5 mandatory proof system requiring multiple attestations for block validity. The long-term vision includes continued improvements in formal verification and potential VM-level changes.

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Ethereum Releases Scaling Roadmap: What's Different This Time?

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Vitalik Buterin details Ethereum’s scaling plan as network prepares for higher capacity

Vitalik Buterin has detailed Ethereum's scaling strategy, which aims to increase transaction capacity without compromising decentralization. The plan, known as the Strawmap roadmap, combines near-term execution efficiency improvements with a long-term shift towards zero-knowledge proofs. Short-term efforts focus on upgrades like block-level access lists for parallel verification and enshrined proposer-builder separation (ePBS) to safely raise gas limits. A key element is multidimensional gas accounting, which will separate the cost of state growth from execution costs to control state expansion while scaling transaction throughput. For the long term, Ethereum will increasingly rely on data blobs and ZK-EVMs. By 2026, ZK-EVM clients are expected to allow some blocks to be attested via proofs instead of full execution. Wider adoption by 2027 could enable higher gas limits and reduce the verification burden on validators. This approach reframes scaling away from a trade-off with decentralization, instead using cryptographic proofs and architectural changes to support growth while keeping validator requirements manageable.

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Vitalik Buterin details Ethereum’s scaling plan as network prepares for higher capacity

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