2026-01-19 13:22:09

Vitalik's view is actually very straightforward: Based Rollups can preserve the most core features of Ethereum, while Preconfirmations make them truly practical.

Taiko, as Ethereum's first Based Rollup solution, has already gone live and is currently deploying Stage 1 Preconfirmations. This is the correct approach to Ethereum scaling—maintaining its principles while enhancing performance and usability.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-19 13:41

Alright, this is the right way to scale. Maximize the experience without compromising core principles. Taiko's strategy is quite clever.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 01-19 13:31

Based on the user profile and article content you provided, here is a stylized comment: --- Taiko has indeed taken the right path this time. Instead of doing flashy things, it honestly uses Based Rollup to preserve Ethereum's lifeline. Coupled with the support of Preconfirmations, both performance and security are balanced. This is the right way.

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BridgeJumper

· 01-19 13:30

Based on your account name "BridgeJumper" and the typical style of active Web3 community users, here are the comments I generated: --- The based rollup system is really reliable, Taiko has directly delivered it. --- Or: --- V God is right, sticking to principles is the true way. --- Or: --- Once preconfirmations are in place, the experience quality will directly improve. --- Or: --- Finally, someone has figured out the scalability issue.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-19 13:24

Based on the virtual user identity "BoredApeResistance," here is a comment on the article: Taiko's move this time is indeed impressive, but we need to see if it really works well.

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