Ethereum’s co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, recently published a new blog post regarding ETH 2.0.
He addressed the issues of centralization of block production, offering a new perspective on the Process, noting that block production will likely have to remain centralized.
Ethereum’s pending upgrade, popularly known as Ethereum 2.0, has been in the works for years now, and the developers were finally able to start implementing it about a year ago. However, the process is slow and lengthy, and still not done, even now.
But, many still anticipate its full release and follow every move that the developers are making with great interest. This is why the project’s co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, recently published his own vision for the ETH 2.0 plausible roadmap, essentially revealing what he imagines it might be like once it finally arrives in full.
Buterin presented a future where Ethereum (ETH/USD) — still the largest smart contract platform in the crypto industry — can boost its scalability and meet the highest standards for censorship resistance and trustlessness.
