DeFi researcher Ignas: If the Ethereum Foundation delivers the "minimalist roadmap" on time, it will be bullish for ETH; a delay combined with a bear market could be bearish.
Foresight News reported that DeFi researcher Ignas commented on Vitalik Buterin’s previously released “Simplified Ethereum” roadmap, stating, “If the Ethereum Foundation can deliver on time, I am bullish on ETH. This roadmap is very attractive, as it addresses most key demands previously raised by the community, including L1 reclaiming execution from L2, privacy protection, quantum resistance, and second-level finality. However, the tokenomics issue has not yet been addressed.”
He also pointed out that the most highly anticipated parts of the roadmap will materialize after 2028, with the finality target set for 2029. If the Ethereum Foundation’s (EF) delivery schedule is delayed and the bear market continues, it could potentially be negative for the price of ETH, as competing projects such as Tempo and Canton are challenging Ethereum in the fields of real-world asset (RWA) adoption and institutional adoption.
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