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🔥 In the last 24 hours: Ethereum: +$523M stablecoin inflows Plasma: -$111M outflows Monad: -$58M outflows Ethereum will win.

🔥 Vitalik Buterin announced that Ethereum could roll out smart accounts (account abstraction) within the next year, as part of the upcoming Hegota upgrade. In simple terms, smart accounts will turn regular Ethereum wallets into far more powerful and flexible tools by supporting: - Multi-signature security - Paying gas fees with any token (not just ETH) without needing intermediaries - Sending private transactions directly - Easily changing your key if it gets compromised - Performing multiple actions safely in one transaction - Stronger built-in protection, including future quantum-resistant security After nearly 10 years of research and iteration, Vitalik believes the technology is finally mature and ready for real-world deployment.

Are L2s symbiotic or parasitic with Ethereum L1? You'll hear folks rave about Ethereum's thriving L2 ecosystem expanding and benefiting L1. But over the past few years, this "growth" hasn't shown up in $ETH token prices like believers hoped. So, are L2s truly symbiotic, helping Ethereum flourish, or are they quietly parasitic, siphoning value and weakening it? An L2 project should create more value for L1 beyond just "scaling," because L1 is scaling lightning-fast on its own. With upgrades like Fusaka (60M gas limit now) and Glamsterdam (200M by end-2026), L1 fees are at rock-bottom $0.14 avg—lowest in 9 years. Activity's at ATH with 791K-1.3M daily addresses, yet fees stay low $0.1-0.2. Most current L2s retain most of the fees. Users pay on L2s, but only a tiny fraction (<1%) flows back to L1 via data posting & proofs. Over the past 30 days, Polygon generated approximately $350,000 in fees, but returned only $200 to Ethereum L1—a mere 0.06% of the total. This equates to just $0.06 returned for every $100 in fees collected. By comparison, Base returns about $0.09 per $100, while Linea fares slightly better at $0.30 per $100. This doesn't auto-make L2s parasitic—it's a wake-up call. If L2s just copy L1 (cheaper EVM clones), they're taking value without much reciprocity. But if they innovate per Vitalik's vision—privacy VMs, AI apps, ultra-scaling, low-latency—they expand the ecosystem, lock more ETH, boost demand, and turn symbiotic. L2s helped Ethereum survive congestion eras, but with L1's direct scaling, they must prove unique value or risk being seen as vampires. twitter.com/ETH_Daily/status/2...

In 2026, Ethereum's reclaiming its cypherpunk roots by making privacy a core foundation through a ton of exciting advancements. If you're an Ethereum believer, I suggest you don't miss jumping on this trend. Here's a quick roundup of standout privacy projects on Ethereum, put together to save you time: Infrastructure @aztecnetwork @RAILGUN_Project @hinkal_protocol @0xMiden @fhenix @zama @horizenglobal @COTInetwork @DataHaven_xyz @silentdao_ @ZKPanther @dop_org @tenprotocol @humntech @0xfairblock @IncoNetwork DeFi App @EIP7503 @0xLexieAI @exolix_com @flutonio @LibertySwapFi @renegade_fi @veilnyx_hq @zkp2p @ZaifferProtocol @fluidkey @0x0Exchange twitter.com/ETH_Daily/status/2...

In 2026, you're going to hear a lot more about privacy tech on Ethereum—ZK and FHE. If you're still not familiar with them, this thread is for you: Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZK) and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) are two leading privacy-preserving technologies in blockchain, particularly for Ethereum. - ZK allows a prover to demonstrate the validity of a computation without revealing underlying data (the "witness"), - while FHE enables computations on encrypted data without ever decrypting it, producing an encrypted result. Both aim to enhance privacy and confidentiality, but they differ significantly in approach, trade-offs, and current applicability. 🧵Below is a detailed analysis 👇

ERC-8004 and x402 form a perfect combo for Ethereum's potential boom in 2026 by creating a robust foundation for a decentralized AI agent economy. Here's a curated list of promising projects to watch. Bookmark this tweet or RT it for later so you can dive deeper and discover your next favorite: Infra/ Tooling (projects building supporting infrastructure) @8004_scan @alt_layer @Ch40sChain @Infinit_Labs @khorusio @openservai @PayAINetwork @Praxis_Protocol @swarms_corp @Wach_AI @Xyberinc @Talus_Labs @taikoxyz @AEON_Community @GoKiteAI @openmind_agi @SaharaAI AI Agent/ DeFi (specific agent applications) @Aetheron402 @bankrbot @CashieCARV @dexteraisol @ETHYSDEV @HeyElsaAI @MeetHubble @mamo @PredictBase @ReplyCorp @SYMERO_AI @Unibase_AI @virtuals_io @wardenprotocol @wasadotbot @ZyfAI_ @daydreamsagents Are there any other potential projects I haven't mentioned? Leave a comment below.👇

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