Every Zipp story tagged #Roadmap, newest first.
The December 2029 target leaves roughly five hard forks to harden execution, consensus, and data layers, so optional features now compete directly with the engineering work the deadline demands.
FOCIL and Frame Transactions are the immediate S-tier picks, but the longer-arc headline is Ethereum's December 2029 commitment to a quantum-resistant L1 across execution, consensus, and data layers.
The updated roadmap signals a structural shift: Ethereum is hardening its foundations against quantum threats while pushing native rollups and leaner protocol design as the next scalability layer.
A 60x jump from a network that already runs on a research-first cadence is the kind of headline that ages well or ages badly depending on whether the deliverable is a benchmark slide or mainnet code.
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