Selected News

1. Whale James Wynn's Bitcoin long position has incurred a floating loss of $950,000

2. Sharplink Gaming's stock price fell over 20% in pre-market trading, with a 5-day increase of 1,918.26%

3. Last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products reached $286 million, with Ethereum leading the inflows

4. Tariff concerns boost safe-haven demand, gold prices surged significantly on Monday

5. Cross-chain bridge ForceBridge reportedly suffered an attack, resulting in a loss of approximately $3 million

Selected Articles

1. The Next Move for Ethereum: Scaling, Upgrading, and Moving Towards an Aggregation Era

This article analyzes the core issues in Ethereum's current development, arguing that over-reliance on Layer 2 (L2) scaling solutions has disrupted Ethereum's flywheel effect (the virtuous cycle between economic progress, attention, and innovation), leading to a dispersion of network effects. The author suggests that Ethereum needs to readjust its development path: first, it should actively scale L1 to enhance its capabilities as a settlement and execution network, making it a more robust infrastructure; second, optimize L2 design, such as adopting "ultra Rollup" technologies, to enhance rather than weaken network effects in collaboration with L1; ultimately, by integrating core services, build a unified Ethereum ecosystem to achieve general synchronous composability and chain abstraction. This series of measures aims to usher Ethereum into an integration era, making it the preferred platform in the blockchain space with outstanding performance, security, and composability, thereby reactivating and strengthening the flywheel of network effects.

2. In-Depth Research Report on Web3 Parallel Computing: The Ultimate Path to Native Scaling

This research report delves into Web3 parallel computing as the ultimate solution for blockchain scaling. The article points out that traditional scaling methods such as Layer 2 and modular blockchains face issues like ecological fragmentation, while on-chain parallel computing can achieve a qualitative leap in performance while maintaining single-chain consistency by reconstructing the execution engine architecture. The report analyzes five major parallel computing technical paths (account-level, object-level, transaction-level, virtual machine-level, and instruction-level) and focuses on comparing two mainstream solutions: Monad's "from scratch" new parallel chain and MegaETH's "EVM compatible" incremental improvement. The research concludes that parallel computing can not only address current performance bottlenecks but also provide infrastructure support for complex applications like blockchain games and AI agents. Although it faces challenges in technical implementation and developer migration, it may be the most sustainable path for Web3 to achieve native scaling, driving the transition of blockchain from a "distributed ledger" to a "decentralized computer" paradigm.

On-Chain Data

On-chain capital flow situation on June 2

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