Ethereum's Path to 2030: Buterin Outlines Post-Pectra Technical Direction Vitalik Buterin has laid out Ethereum's long-term development trajectory, describing the period after the Pectra upgrade (internally referenced as "Hegotá") as a turning point toward more advanced cryptographic infrastructure. Key priorities include recursive STARKs for more efficient proof systems, automated formal verification to reduce smart contract vulnerabilities, and a transition toward quantum-resistant design. Buterin has indicated that Hegotá is expected to be the last conventional hard fork before the network shifts to these more sophisticated upgrade mechanisms. The roadmap signals a move away from routine protocol changes toward a model where Ethereum's core architecture becomes progressively more self-verifying and cryptographically hardened — a shift with significant implications for long-term network security and scalability. Source Trade on Binance
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