A public blockchain that talks about millennia-old financial infrastructure every day has finally set a deadline for quantum resistance. The Ethereum Foundation's goal is to complete execution, consensus, and data-layer quantum resistance by December 2029. Based on the current roadmap, after Glamsterdam, there’s an average of about 7.2 months between hard forks. Hegotá received 62 EIPs, with around 60 researchers and engineers working together to narrow the scope. The cheapest thing about a public blockchain is the grand narrative—it's only when you break the narrative into versions, personnel, and delivery dates that the real money starts getting spent.