#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Recently, I came across some ideas from Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko, which I found quite interesting. He plans to shift his focus from core protocol development to exploring practical application scenarios. Over the past two years, he has indeed put a lot of effort into stabilizing the core development team.

One perspective that left a deep impression is — the Ethereum protocol is already in place, but we are just beginning to explore what this permissionless, scalable, economically secure, and low-cost verification world computer can do. Mainstream asset ecosystems like $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB each have their own strengths, but the real question becomes: what applications are "only" able to run on Ethereum? How can we fully leverage the protocol's unique advantages?

This shift in thinking from "what we can build" to "what we should build" reflects the industry’s move toward a more mature way of thinking in Web3.