Vitalik Buterin suggests updates of the Ethereum scaling strategy

Vitalik Buterin has suggested changes to the ETHEREUM scaling plan, which focuses on facilitating the operation of the local nodes while not supporting layer 1 (L1).

His proposals come in response to fears that raising the L1 gas limit may make users to run the full contract.

The contract is partially without sexual

in mail On ethrest.ch, the co -founder of Ethereum argues that maintaining the ability of users to make their contract can be achieved while continuing to do so Expand The ability to expand the network.

Many solutions have made it clear to allow this. To support the operation of the local node, introduce a new type called “partially non -sexual node”. This design verifies blocks without the need to store all previous data and maintains the full chain that is verified using sexual or ZK-evm methods.

He said: “This type of knot would give the benefits of direct local access to the country that the user needs to take care of, in addition to the maximum complete privacy to reach this situation.”

Users can also customize the parts of the country that must be saved, such as data from accounts or applications that are frequently accessed. Borin said this composition can be managed through a contract on the chain, with only a knot of rating and not Merkle branches.

In the short term, the co-founder of Ethereum suggests the full definition of the EIP-4444, which reduces the needs of the disk space by limiting the historical data stored with a contract to about 36 days. It also calls for the creation of a distributed history storage system, as the contract stores fragments of old data. This will be preserved by coding erasure and will avoid dependence on central storage providers.

Another change involves adjusting gas costs to make storage processes more expensive and carry out less expensive. This encourages the effective use of the network. In the medium term, Borin pointed out that a sexual verification as a way to reduce the storage of the node you need to further remove the need to store the Merkle branches.

Other solutions

The article deals with a common concern that increasing the L1 gas limit may make it difficult for users to run the full contract due to the increasing resources requirements.

The 31 -year -old also explains that although checking Blockchain’s health was the traditional reason for operating a full knot, there is another important method that can be used. This includes the operation of a local RPC server for unreliable access, control, and privacy to data on the chain.

Although technologies such as ZK -VMs and retrieval of private information (PIR) offer promising unreliable alternatives, Borin indicates many restrictions. This high cost of entire encryption solutions, risks to the privacy of descriptive data, and control threats from Central RPC providers.