Blockchain Weekly Report: Governance Upgrade, Security Deepening, and Industry Consensus
1. Uniswap Key Proposal Enters On-Chain Voting
· Immediately burn 100 million UNI tokens;
· Activate Uniswap V2/V3 protocol fee switch;
· Approve a growth budget of 40 million UNI for the next two years;
· Transfer the foundation team to Uniswap Labs and eliminate current interface fees.
If the vote passes, the proposal will be automatically executed after a two-day lock period, which is seen as an important evolution of Uniswap's decentralized governance and token economic model.
2. Ethereum Foundation Sets Long-Term Cryptographic Security as zkEVM's Primary Goal
The EF zkEVM team announced that it has shifted its focus to enhancing the long-term cryptographic security of L1 zkEVM, aiming to build a “mainnet-level” security system. This plan aims to lay the foundation for future Ethereum gas limit increases and support for native zk-Rollup while maintaining censorship resistance. The team expects to achieve 100 bits of provable security in the Glamsterdam upgrade in May 2026, compress proof sizes through subsequent upgrades, and enhance to a 128-bit security level.
3. The Cryptocurrency Industry Unites to Defend Stablecoin Reward Mechanisms
The Blockchain Association, together with over 125 industry representatives from Gemini, Coinbase, PayPal, Uniswap, and others, sent a letter to Congress supporting the existing framework of the “Payment Stablecoin Clarity Act” and opposing the banking industry's labeling of it as a “loophole.” The open letter points out that allowing third-party platforms to provide yields is a carefully designed competitive mechanism by both parties, enabling consumers to gain the profits retained by banks. The industry warns that revising the bill at this time would stifle innovation and create market uncertainty.
4. Shutter Proposes EIP-8105: Building a Cryptographic Memory Pool for Ethereum
Shutter Network formally proposed EIP-8105, aimed at protecting users from protocol-level malicious MEV attacks through a universally built-in cryptographic transaction pool at the protocol layer. This proposal plans to be activated in the upcoming Hergot upgrade, introducing a new type of transaction that can hide transaction contents, and establishing an on-chain key registry and fast sub-slot mechanism to achieve transaction decryption without slowing down block production. This move is seen as an important advancement in systematically addressing the MEV issue within the protocol.
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