#以太坊大户持仓变化 Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko is shifting his focus. In the coming months, he plans to move his efforts from protocol layer optimization to exploring more possibilities of Ethereum.

His judgment is: the Ethereum protocol has approached a near-complete state. But this is not the end, rather the beginning. A true world computer is taking shape—permissionless, highly scalable, economically secure, with low verification costs. The key question is: how to make the most of it?

Blockchain has long been more than just a transfer tool. DeFi, NFTs, social applications... each track is experimenting. But Tim wants to ask a deeper question: what are the things only Ethereum can do? Where are those undiscovered application scenarios?

His plan is twofold. First, to stabilize the handover of AllCoreDevs, ensuring smooth operation of the protocol layer. And then? To fully explore Ethereum’s unique attributes—perhaps a more flexible way of combining applications, perhaps a new community collaboration system, or maybe a yet-unnamed economic model.

In plain terms, Ethereum’s true potential is just beginning to be unleashed. If you also agree with this direction, then the next question becomes: will the next "one and only" innovation be born on Ethereum?