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"Step one of winning is surviving… then the next step is getting Ethereum actually used at a much higher scale." - @VitalikButerin Vitalik says @ethereum is making sure it is fully secure against quantum computers and AI, so it can scale into prediction markets, decentralized social, identity and DAOs. He also says private transactions that cost more than 300,000 gas today will get much cheaper and become quantum safe. I asked him about the next decade of Ethereum. > What used to be hard or expensive on Ethereum that will become easy and cheap in the next 18 to 24 months?
> What becomes newly practical for users and builders over the next 3 to 5 years of lean Ethereum?
> What does winning look like for Ethereum in the next decade, and what early signals would show it?
> How does Ethereum's edge with institutions compound as more assets move on-chain? Full Q&A👇

"Now that core is developed, we're shifting focus to the access." - @jchaskin22 Jason says the properties Ethereum guarantees at its core still fail to reach most users, who rely on gatekeepers like RPCs and app frontends. I asked him how @ethereum brings those properties to every user. > What is the main gap between how Ethereum is supposed to work and what most people experience?
> Which intermediaries still sit between users and Ethereum, and which can we already remove?
> Which part of a normal user flow forces the largest trust assumption?
What still needs to land before wallets stop defaulting to trusted RPCs?
> Which Ethereum guarantees do builders care most about preserving?
> What change in wallets or dApps would show the gap is closing? If this work succeeds, what would feel different for an ordinary user? Full Q&A👇