• Vitalik Buterin suggests Ethereum scaling improvements to lower node requirements, emphasizing EIP-4444 and partial stateless nodes for better decentralization.

  • Jupiter’s co-founder highlights spammers, scammers and sybil attackers as major crypto ecosystem threats needing urgent solutions.

  • Four.meme’s low token graduation rate to PancakeSwap (1.26%) reveals intense competition and quality control challenges in meme coin markets.

 

 

VITALIK BUTERIN PROPOSES ADJUSTMENTS TO ETHEREUM L1 SCALING ROADMAP

 

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has published a post suggesting updates to the Ethereum Layer 1 (L1) scaling roadmap to make it easier for users to run local nodes.

 

He pointed out that increasing the L1 gas limit makes it harder to operate full nodes due to growing hardware demands.

 

His main suggestions include:

 

  • Prioritizing EIP-4444, which would reduce the amount of historical data nodes need to store to just 36 days, lowering disk space requirements.

 

  • Creating a distributed storage solution for historical data.

 

  • Adjusting gas costs to make storage more expensive and execution cheaper.

 

He also introduced the idea of “partial stateless nodes,” allowing users to validate the blockchain while storing only part of the state. This could help preserve decentralization, user privacy, and resistance to censorship.

 

Analysis:

 

As Ethereum continues to grow as a leading smart contract platform, the hardware demands of running full nodes increase, raising concerns about centralization.

 

Vitalik’s proposal aims to lower these requirements and keep Ethereum accessible, decentralized, and efficient.

 

 

JUPITER CO-FOUNDER: THE THREE ‘MOSQUITOES’ IN CRYPTO

 

Meow, co-founder of Jupiter—one of the top DEX aggregators in the Solana ecosystem—tweeted that crypto’s three biggest “mosquitoes” are:

 

  1. Spammers

  2. Scammers

  3. Sybil attackers

 

Analysis:

 

Meow’s comment reflects long-standing challenges in crypto. These malicious actors are common in decentralized ecosystems, especially during meme coin and DeFi booms. Tackling them is essential to improve trust and user safety.

 

 

89 TOKENS FROM FOUR.MEME UPGRADED TO PANCAKESWAP LAST WEEK

 

According to official data, meme coin platform Four.meme launched 7,046 new tokens last week. Out of these, only 89 (1.26%) made it to PancakeSwap.

 

Analysis:

 

The low graduation rate suggests strict filtering and high competition. While the growing user activity shows strong interest, the limited number of tokens reaching PancakeSwap highlights ongoing risks and quality concerns.

 

Four.meme’s success depends on tech upgrades (like PancakeSwap V2) and stronger community trust, helping it remain competitive within the BNB Chain ecosystem.

〈CoinRank Crypto Digest (5/19)|Jupiter Co-Founder: The Three ‘Mosquitoes’ in Crypto〉這篇文章最早發佈於《CoinRank》。