As the founder of the E-Guard headquarters, I am firmly bullish, whether in Space, on Twitter, or in the community, and I have provided detailed points. The phrase I say the most is: no matter how pessimistic you are now, the future will surely rise to a point you believe!
Previously, everyone was criticizing $ETH , people are profit-seeking, now the E-Guard's backbone has straightened up!
Technical aspects:
Currently, the daily level has stabilized above the 60-day line, and the weekly level has not effectively broken the bear flag structure, so reversal cannot be confirmed. The current resistance range is still 2300-2400, but there is little resistance above. Once broken, we could see around 3000! We can wait for the breakout situation around 2300-2400!
If there is no breakout, the pullback is likely to return to around 1800-1900, or even test the bottom at 1380, but what I want to say is Ethereum in the 1000s, equivalent to time bringing me back to three years ago, and the technical cost-effectiveness is also very good!
One, what is the Pectra upgrade?
Third major update: The first two were the 2022 'Merge' (changing to PoS) and the 2024 'Cancun upgrade' (reducing L2 fees).
Dual-layer upgrade: execution layer (Prague) and consensus layer (Electra) changing together to enhance performance and security.
Two, execution layer upgrade: cheaper and easier to use.
What major improvements?
EIP-3074/7702: Wallet operations become simpler (like WeChat Pay), attracting newbies to play with DeFi and NFTs.
EIP-5806/2935: Developers write code with lower Gas fees, automated trading becomes more convenient.
Blob capacity doubled: L2 (like Arbitrum) data storage costs reduced by 50%, user Gas fees are cheaper.
Who benefits?
Ordinary users: operations are smoother, L2 transaction fees are lower.
Developers: lower development costs, stronger DApp functionality.
L2 projects: Arbitrum, Optimism, etc., have increased throughput, Base (Coinbase's L2) can attract more newcomers.
Three, consensus layer upgrade: more flexible and safer staking.
What major improvements?
EIP-7600: Lowered staking threshold, 32-2048 ETH can be staked (originally fixed at 32 ETH), small retail investors can also participate.
EIP-7251: Faster exit after staking (from days to hours), improved liquidity.
EIP-7594: Paving the way for future sharding technology, less pressure on nodes.
EIP-6988: Fairer penalty mechanism, reducing collateral damage to honest users.
Who benefits?
Individual stakers: no need to gather 32 ETH, faster exit, potentially reducing reliance on large staking pools like Lido.
Network Security: More validators, stronger resistance against attacks.
Four, which projects benefit?
Staking sector: Rocket Pool (decentralized staking pool) may be more favored, but large pools like Lido may continue to dominate due to high efficiency.
L2 projects: Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, etc., have lower transaction fees and better user experience.
Account abstraction projects: Wallet authorization, batch transactions, and other functions are easier to implement, potentially accelerating user growth.
Five, potential risks.
Security issue: New authorization features may be exploited in phishing attacks (e.g., fake contracts tricking into granting authorization to steal funds).
Centralization risk: Large staking pools (like Lido) may concentrate funds more, undermining decentralization.
Regulatory risk: The U.S. may strengthen regulations on staking and smart accounts, projects need to comply.#内容挖矿
