Key Point:

  • Buterin was looking forward to achieving the “basic rollup scaling” milestone as specified in the Ethereum roadmap.

  • He referred to the implementation of the EIP-4884, the surge-related Ethereum improvement proposal.

The co-founder of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, expressed optimism for the next year, noting that rollup scaling has achieved a new benchmark in accordance with the Ethereum plan.

Balaji Srinivasan, the former chief technical officer of Coinbase, asked people what they were bullish about in 2023 in a post on December 31. In response, Buterin stated he was looking forward to achieving the “basic rollup scaling” milestone as specified in the Ethereum roadmap.

Reaching the "basic rollup scaling" milestone in my roadmap diagram.That means:* EIP-4844 rolled out* Rollups partially taking off training wheels, at least to "stage 1" as described here https://t.co/qNQonDQkzG pic.twitter.com/7HePctWw1l

— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) December 31, 2022

The Ethereum developer said that the Ethereum Improvement Protocol (EIP) 4884, which was dropped as part of the March update package for Shanghai, will be implemented at some point in 2023. He clarified that this referred to the implementation of the EIP-4884, the surge-related Ethereum improvement proposal.

In order to greatly improve layer-2 rollup scalability (the Surge) before the full implementation of the massive Sharding upgrade late next year, EIP-4884 was previously anticipated to be bundled with Shanghai.

According to a post on the “Ethereum Magicians forum” on November 22, there are three levels of “trust models” based on how advanced a project’s technology is. Referring to the thereof, he stated that this would include rollups partially taking off training wheels, at least to stage 1.

All transactions must be on-chain at Stage 0, which Buterin compares to having “full training wheels,” and users must be able to withdraw their funds without the operator.

In order to accept or reject which transactions are permitted by the smart contract, stage 1 or “limited training wheels” must contain a transaction verification technique, such as a fraud-proof or validity-proof scheme, as well as an overriding security council to supervise the procedure.

Stage 2, on the other hand, has “no training wheels” and requires either one of each of two unique fraud provable, or both two distinct validity provable. At this point, upgrades are permitted but must have a wait of at least 30 days.

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