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1 min – Around 2 mins mins to read Key Points: Vitalik aims to achieve a stable “endgame state” for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), enhancing its performance to efficiently support complex decentralized applications (dApps). Introducing account abstraction will provide users with safer and more convenient account management, making Ethereum more accessible to new and experienced users. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published the highly-anticipated sixth instalment of his series: “The Future Development of the Ethereum Protocol Part 6: The Splurge”, in which he shares his ambitious goals in making changes for better performance and user experience within the Ethereum Splurge phase. Achieving a High-Performance EVM Endgame State Vitalik Buterin shared his thoughts about the areas of most significant focus that will impact the Ethereum Splurge phase’s roadmap in the next few years. One of the main goals highlighted in the article is the high-performance, stable “endgame state” of the EVM. Such advancement is essential to power increasingly complex dApps and ensure the Ethereum Splurge phase can efficiently deal with growing demands from its user base. Another key objective is to provide account abstraction in the protocol. Were this functionality implemented, Buterin said, it would represent a safer and more user-friendly way of dealing with accounts for which everybody, particularly the users, is not geeks. This could push the Ethereum Splurge phase over the edge and make it more widely used. Read more: Ethereum Bull Who Has Held ETH from $1 Dumps 56% of Portfolio, Spotted Moving Funds into New Token Below $0.08 Introducing Account Abstraction for Enhanced Security Buterin’s second central point was to optimize transaction fee economics. Greater scalability with reduced risks of high transaction costs would indeed let Ethereum sustain a better and more efficient environment for both users and developers. Advanced encryption technologies form a significant portion…

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