Vitalik Buterin maps Ethereum's path to 2030, with finality in 8 to 32 seconds
In the post "The cryptographic world computer", Buterin describes Ethereum as a hybrid architecture that combines blockchains and modern cryptography, according to The Block.
Buterin said Hegota, the upgrade planned for next year, is likely the network's last "normal" fork. It will bring FOCIL, a mechanism that lets multiple validators, rather than a single block builder, force valid transactions into blocks, according to The Block.
For 2030 he sets out 4 to 8 second slots and finality in 8 to 32 seconds. Nodes would stop re-executing every block: they would sample data through PeerDAS and verify a SNARK proof. After Hegota the work turns to recursive STARKs, automated formal verification and resistance to quantum computers, according to The Block and CoinDesk.