#数字资产市场洞察 Blockchain Weekly Hotspot Overview: Governance Reform, Security Breakthroughs, and Industry Resonance

**Uniswap Major Proposal On-Chain Voting, Token Economy Faces Turning Point**

Several actions are happening simultaneously: burning 100 million UNI tokens, activating fee switches for V2 and V3, investing 40 million UNI over the next two years as development budget, and shifting foundation operations to Uniswap Labs while adjusting interface fee structures. Once the vote passes, it will be executed automatically after a two-day lock-up period. This is not just a numerical change; it reflects a deep evolution in decentralized governance and token mechanism design.

**Ethereum Security Upgrade Roadmap Emerges**

EF’s zkEVM team announced a strategic shift—focusing on long-term cryptographic security at the L1 level, aiming to build a truly mainnet-level secure architecture. This paves the way for future Ethereum expansions like Gas limit increases and native zk-Rollup support, while maintaining censorship resistance. The timeline targets the Glamsterdam upgrade in May 2026 to achieve 100-bit provable security, with ongoing optimizations to reach 128-bit and reduce proof sizes.

**Stablecoin Yield Mechanisms Become Focus, Industry Collective Voice**

125 industry representatives (including major players like Gemini, PayPal, etc.) jointly sent a letter to Congress supporting the current framework of the “Payment Stablecoin Clarity Act,” opposing banks’ demonization of third-party platform yield functions. Industry consensus is clear: allowing platforms to distribute yields to users is fundamentally a competitive design under bipartisan agreement, enabling consumers to access profits once exclusive to banks. Changing the law now would stifle innovation and increase market uncertainty.

**Shutter Proposes EIP-8105, Adding New Tools Against Protocol-Level MEV**

Shutter Network officially submitted EIP-8105, with the core idea of embedding a universal encrypted transaction pool at the protocol level to combat protocol-level MEV risks. Planned for implementation in the upcoming Hergot upgrade, it introduces new transaction types that can hide transaction details, on-chain key registration mechanisms, and fast sub-slot schemes, capable of decrypting transactions without slowing block production. This marks a key step toward fundamentally systematizing MEV mitigation.

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