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Ethereum is becoming an infrastructure that "doesn't depend on people." Vitalik talks about the future in 5 years | BitTrade Market Report

2026/04/24 12:00(Updated 2026/05/01 11:12)

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Ethereum is becoming an infrastructure that "doesn't depend on people." Vitalik talks about the future in 5 years | BitTrade Market Report
目次
  1. Ethereum's "vulnerability-resistant philosophy" and walkaway testing (neglect test)
  2. Specific technical means for realizing philosophy
  3. Market and practical impact
  4. summary

On April 20, 2026, Ethereum developer Vitalik Buterin gave a presentation at the Hong Kong Web3 Festival. Based on PANews's report, the central theme of his talk was the concept of "walkaway testing."

Simply put, the presentation aimed to create a state where Ethereum could continue functioning without problems even if the core development team were to disappear.

Rather than a mere technical update, it left a strong impression that the design was being re-evaluated based on the premise of "how Ethereum should survive in the long term." In particular, the way he organized changes in preconditions such as AI and quantum computing as a single trend represents a more in-depth discussion than before.

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