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According to Odaily, the blockchain aggregation trading platform VERTEXS.AI has recently disclosed its product positioning and development plan. The platform is jointly developed by blockchain technology teams from North America and Europe, with a team size of over 120 members, focusing on multi-chain trading aggregation, data engine, and intelligent trading system construction. According to the introduction, VERTEXS.AI will integrate multi-chain asset trading, AI quantitative strategies, intelligent copy trading, and risk control modules to improve cross-chain trading efficiency and user operation experience. The platform has already deployed millisecond-level market data and information transmission capabilities, and has introduced multiple risk control and circuit breaker mechanisms to cope with extreme market fluctuations. According to the official plan, the platform aims to launch its aggregation trading terminal and AI engine system in 2026, and will promote compliance and global expansion in the medium and long term.

PANews, January 11—According to CoinDesk, Hsiao-Wei Wang, Co-Executive Director of the Ethereum Foundation, stated in an interview that Ethereum is steadily moving toward a future where zero-knowledge cryptography becomes a core part of the network. She described zero-knowledge technology as part of Ethereum's mid-term roadmap and noted that there have been many breakthroughs in this field over the past one to two years. Although recent upgrades have still focused on improving Layer 2 network execution and blob space, making zero-knowledge a protocol-level feature is becoming increasingly feasible. Introducing zero-knowledge directly into Ethereum's core could significantly reduce the amount of work required to secure the network, making it easier to scale without sacrificing decentralization or reliability. Hsiao-Wei Wang emphasized that even as the network continues to evolve, resilience, censorship resistance, and neutrality remain at the heart of Ethereum.

BlockBeats News, January 11th, Hsiao-Wei Wang, co-executive of the Ethereum Foundation, stated that Ethereum is steadily moving towards a future where zero-knowledge cryptography becomes core to the network, with years of research now merging with real-world progress. Zero-knowledge proofs are part of Ethereum's mid-term roadmap, with several breakthroughs achieved in the past year or two. While the current upgrade focus is on improving Layer 2 network execution and Blob space, zero-knowledge proofs as a protocol-level feature have become increasingly feasible. Furthermore, Ethereum researchers have released the native zkEVM plan, allowing the network to default to using zero-knowledge proofs to validate transactions. This technology can significantly reduce the computational effort required to secure Ethereum, enabling scalability without sacrificing decentralization or reliability. Hsiao-Wei Wang emphasized that even as the network continues to evolve, Ethereum's core principles of resilience, security, censorship resistance, and neutrality remain.