mattwang85

✨ETH Beijing 2026 · Day 2精彩回顾 从干货满满的workshop分享与主题圆桌论坛，到Vitalik远程主题演讲，ETH Beijing 2026第二天完美结束！ 📍 下午｜专场Workshop&圆桌论坛 Workshop ｜GCC公共物品捐赠基金分享 @GCCofCommons核心贡献者@tokyo10086分享了 GCC 对公共物品、AI 隐私安全、开源项目、高校网络及捐赠支持机制的理解与资助方向 🧠主题圆桌论坛｜AI & Web3: 编织下一代互联网的基础设施 主持人@Web3Ammmyyy和三位嘉宾围绕从不同角度讨论了 AI Agent 与区块链的真实结合点 @mattwang85强调安全和信任基础，认为区块链适合用于身份、声誉、权限管理和安全审计，但当 Agent 涉及钱包和链上执行时，必须严格控制权限，不能完全交给 AI @0xAA_Science从开发者和产品角度出发，认为支付是 Agent 与区块链最直接的结合点，未来 Agent 需要调用 API、购买服务和完成自动化任务，因此稳定币支付和面向 Agent 的 API 平台会有实际需求 @UnicornBitcoin关注用户和投资视角，他认为不是所有 Agent 都需要区块链，真正有价值的产品应该围绕用户“赚钱、少亏钱、防被骗”的核心需求展开 🎙️晚上｜Vitalik 远程主题演讲 🌍@VitalikButerin 谈到了AI和安全。AI 能提升以太坊的开发、安全和用户体验，但前提是必须用本地 AI、人工确认、形式化验证、ZK 隐私和链上信任机制，把 AI agent 带来的隐私泄露和资产安全风险控制住。 期待现场Builder带来更多AI Agent × Blockchain的创新实践！🚀 #ETHBeijing #PKUBA #Web3 #AI #Agent

@dankrad Tempo Zones are really well designed for the payment with need of privacy under real business scenarios.

This is generally one of the problems with zk. Exploits become impossible to detect. This is one of the reasons I was always skeptical of zk rollups which only publish state changes. A defi hack on such a chain would be insanely hard to debug, because the only thing that's visible would be a transaction that credits all the funds to the exploiter. All of which makes me more bullish on constructions like Tempo Zones!

@hudsonjameson The atmosphere feels off, and it's a shame to see so many talented people leaving EF. It impacts the pace of rollouts of meaningful HF upgrades including Glamsterdam in the short term, however I still believe in Ethereum.

I dislike the direction the EF is going, but that doesn't mean I think Ethereum is dying or that it won't be pivotal to society. EF != Ethereum

@pblvrt @ethereum @EFDevcon @usecaselab good luck to your next journey.

Hello friends, sharing here that I have decided to leave the EF. It has been an honor and a dream to work at @ethereum and I can only be grateful to both the @EFDevcon and @usecaselab teams for being my home for this last 4 years. I have decided to leave because I want to focus on entrepreneurship and creating new products, stay tuned for whats next for me, much love.

@_julianma Good luck and best wishes to your next journey.

Life Update: I have decided to leave the Ethereum Foundation. I’m very grateful to have worked with so many talented and inspiring people on an incredibly important project over the past four years. I’m proud of the work we’ve done. Here are some of my personal highlights: - FOCIL. It will likely be the first multiple-proposer gadget live on any major chain. In a world where everything is financialized, my job was to prevent these proposer seats from being traded. - Fast Confirmation Rule Go-To-Market. Designed and led the GTM strategy for FCR. A new consensus rule that drops bridging time from Ethereum L1 to L2s and exchanges down to 13 seconds. - Strategy. Argued which markets Ethereum should go for and how. Trying to bring protocol design and ecosystem development closer to each other. Why did I leave? The first three years at the EF I did market design research. The last year, I focused on product and growth work (the FCR GTM and strategic work). I really enjoy that domain and want to move further in that direction. I’m taking some time to explore ideas that build on the financial infrastructure that crypto has built. I would love to catch up with friends made along the way. My DMs are open 🙂

@lesliechn @Pampadalampa @chainspect_app @0xPolygon @0xPolygonFdn @0xPolygonEco @nguy_thomas @CronosApp Amazing, Leslie! Glad to see the excellent performance in Cronos.

Let's look at real on-chain history for a practical perspective: Block #29,227,348 processed 5,400+ transactions (top-level + internal) in just 0.5 seconds — that's 10k+ TPS in a real block. And it only used half of the block space! Ref: explorer.cronos.org/block/29227348

.@0xPolygon is strengthening the infrastructure behind global payments Polygon pushed its peak throughput to a new record of 1,476 TPS Global payments at scale require bullet-proof performance, and Polygon continues raising the ceiling 📊 chainspect.app/chain/polygon?…

Digital finance is evolving fast, but one thing hasn't changed: without security, there is no trust, and without trust, the system cannot hold. Honored to see @CertiK join the @UNODC Global Fraud Summit to help dismantle the networks undermining our financial ecosystem. Securing Web3 is about more than code; it’s about protecting people. unodc.org/unodc/en/organ…

n late January, a cometBFT advisory has been widespread within the Cosmos community. Prompt investigation is taken with further analysis on the Malachite variant, which is utilized by Arc. Check it out on the article for detailed analysis below👇

In late January, a cometBFT advisory has been widespread within the Cosmos community. Prompt investigation is taken with further analysis on the Malachite variant, which is utilized by Arc. Check it out on the article for detailed analysis below🧵

@pierskicks Welcome to China🇨🇳 if you’d like to talk about the web3 security challenges in AI waves, I think we can grab a coffee in Beijing.

Spending a few weeks in China in March, visiting: • Beijing • Shenzen • Shanghai • Yangshuo • Hangzhou • Chongqing If you are building something cool, please reach out 🇨🇳

@gakonst @tempo Not sure if the contest findings leveraged by AI count as the proof of work under this circumstance?

looking to work with more LLM auditors for @tempo - pls DM me with your tool & proof of it working in real projects!

@Cryptocito Happy Chinese Horse Year to you, Michael! Best wishes to you all!

新年快乐，恭喜发财 - Happy Lunar New Year! China is where everything began for me. I first visited Shanghai for an internship back in 2012. In 2018, I returned as an exchange student at the Jiaotong University, Xuhui campus. This photo was taken at the university entrance gate. Shanghai is where I decided to go all-in on crypto back in 2018, and where I held my first event at Coderbunker in Panyu Road. Back then, I was obsessed and max. curious with meeting the faces behind coin tickers and connecting with people in real life. I registered for every single event I could find. I was always the last one to leave and made sure I spoke to everyone in the room. I later co-founded the Shanghai and Chengdu chapters of CryptoMondays, worked full-time at a Crypto startup, and started attending international conferences across Thailand, Taiwan and South Korea. Conferences, media and events shaped my entire journey. They helped me build relationships and truly understand this industry. That’s why I’m still so passionate about it today. Of course, it’s a different time now. The industry has matured. The stakes are higher. But deep down, I still carry that same level of excitement about connecting people. Last week, I visited Shanghai for the first time in seven years, after I left in 2019 to replicate the CryptoMondays model in South America - from Medellín to São Paulo, Santiago de Chile and Buenos Aires. Being back was surreal. So much has changed, yet so much still feels the same. For a city of that scale and growth, it’s impressive to see how it continues to evolve - especially post-Covid. Wishing all my Chinese, Vietnamese and Asian friends a happy Lunar New Year. May it bring prosperity, health and longevity.

Have anyone caught this vulnerability disclosed in cometBFT ghsa: github.com/cometbft/comet… I’m expert on the cometBFT implementation in golang and would like to exchange with anyone in charge of the malachite variant in Arc, to see if there’s any pending issues. DM me.

@tkstanczak Really appreciate your efforts in moving forward Ethereum, and looking forward to hearing from you about the building projects.

I am stepping down from my co-ED role at the EF at the end of February 2026. Bastian Aue is taking over the co-ED role alongside Hsiao-Wei. The future is bright for builders, for Ethereum, for the EF, and for me. I wrote a longer blog post (link below). I will answer all of your questions here, at ETHDenver, and during podcasts and AMAs that will be there over the next few days. blog.ethereum.org/2026/02/13/tom…

@peter_szilagyi Totally agree we should lean hard into privacy and bear in mind also in practice with security best practices, especially in front of the AI hype wave. DYOR and keep in SAFE.

Many people in the comments say how to change the prompt so the agent doesn’t lie. But this misses the forest for the trees. Most people will absolutely be fine with their AI cheating, if it can make more. They’ll just plead ignorance and blame the computer. This is IMO the scary part in our agentic future. It will take forever (if at all possible) for the law to catch up with the agentic capabilities. In the mean time, it’s going to be literally wild wild west again. My best advice to anyone would be to lean hard into privacy. Clean up your digital footprint, educate yourselves about industry standard tools, and whatever you do, DO.NOT.FOMO into shit. AI will run laps around all of us, you can’t beat it as speed. Be safe everyone.

当前心态

@Pxstar_ 坚持相信去中心化，相信web3 native的精神，是当前萧条背景下为数不多的亮光