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Ju.com announced that it will launch a special Lantern Festival live broadcast "Fusion 2026" on March 3 at 20:00, featuring CEO Sammi, investor Sky, and a mysterious guest, who will jointly interpret Ju.com’s new upgrade path and product roadmap for 2026.The live broadcast will be simultaneously streamed on X, YouTube, and TikTok platforms. The content will provide a phased review of Ju.com’s "Mainstream Coin 20% Discount New Ten Launch" event and publicly unveil the new product matrix planning, as well as the long-term dividend plan for ecological partners.The official statement indicated that a lottery event will be held during the live broadcast, and more information and related access will be announced through Ju.com’s official channels.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published a post on social media outlining the Ethereum execution layer roadmap, focusing on two major changes: the state tree and the virtual machine.Regarding the state tree, Vitalik supports upgrading the current hexadecimal Merkle Patricia tree to a binary tree based on a more efficient hash function through EIP-7864. This change can shorten the Merkle branch by four times, reducing the bandwidth cost for client data verification; at the same time, the hash function can be replaced with the Blake3 or Poseidon series, significantly improving proof efficiency.The binary tree design will also group storage slots into "pages," lowering the access cost for adjacent storage, allowing many DeFi applications to save over 10,000 Gas per transaction. Additionally, the binary tree structure is simpler and can reserve metadata bits for future state expiration features.On the virtual machine front, Vitalik proposed that the long-term direction is to replace the EVM, potentially adopting the RISC-V architecture. The new VM needs to meet four goals: higher raw execution efficiency, making most precompiles unnecessary; proof efficiency superior to the EVM; support for client-side generation of ZK proofs; and maximum simplification of code implementation.He pointed out that if Ethereum only stays at the "EVM + GPU" level, it may be "sufficient," but a better VM can make the protocol stronger. The deployment roadmap is divided into three steps: the new VM will first be used to replace precompiles; then users will be allowed to deploy contracts based on the new VM; finally, the EVM will be retired, transitioning to smart contracts written with the new VM, achieving full backward compatibility.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin released the "Quantum Roadmap" this Thursday, proposing several improvement plans to address blockchain quantum security vulnerabilities, including hash signatures, recursive STARKs, native account abstraction, and protocol-level signature aggregation. The core goal is to replace the currently vulnerable ECDSA encryption architecture.Among these, the "frame transactions" proposal has been included in the discussion agenda for the Ethereum upgrade version Hegota, expected to be launched in the second half of 2026, with hopes of implementation within this year. Vitalik warned last November that quantum computers could break Ethereum's existing security model by 2028.The Ethereum Foundation has established a special post-quantum team, set up a $1 million bounty, and initiated bi-weekly technical seminars. Researcher Justin Drake emphasized that in a highly decentralized ecosystem, formulating a binding "official roadmap" is actually not feasible.

According to CoinDesk, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has released a long-term roadmap aimed at addressing the potential threats to network security posed by future quantum computing through changes in signature and data schemes.The roadmap indicates that Ethereum faces risks of being compromised by quantum computing in consensus validator signatures (currently BLS), data availability schemes (which rely on KZG commitments), daily wallet transaction signatures, and certain zero-knowledge proofs. Buterin suggests that validators switch to hash signatures that are more resistant to quantum attacks, and centers around proposal EIP-8141 to pave the way for the transition of account signature algorithms and "Validation Frames," thereby supporting quantum-safe signatures and proofs while reducing on-chain verification costs.

Ethereum Foundation researcher Justin Drake announced that the Ethereum Foundation has launched the "strawmap" roadmap, planning seven forks by the end of 2029.The roadmap includes five objectives: fast L1 finality, a "gigagas" L1 achieving 10k TPS through zkEVM, a "teragas" L2 enabled by data availability sampling, post-quantum cryptography, and native L1 privacy for shielding ETH transfers.

According to the official announcement from Coinbase, Coinbase Markets has stated that it has added Robo Token (ROBO) to its asset listing roadmap.

According to official news, Coinbase's listing roadmap has added Rainbow (RNBW), RaveDAO (RAVE), Aztec (AZTEC), and Espresso (ESP).

Aster CEO Leonard has officially responded to the recent ongoing FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) surrounding the project. He stated that the accusations currently circulating are "completely false on a factual level" and represent "maliciously intended opinion manipulation without evidence." In response to questions regarding "sell-off accusations, CZ's involvement, and whether the project is 'exiting liquidity'," Leonard clarified: CZ is merely an advisor to the project, and the investment from Yzi Labs is in a long-term lock-up; Aster operates as an independent project, not controlled or directly operated by CZ or Binance entities. The related accusations are "baseless."He also emphasized that the token release and buyback follow a publicly available token economic model, aimed at incentivizing ecosystem participants rather than facilitating sell-offs. The project has recently upgraded its buyback mechanism, executing daily automatic buybacks on-chain (funded by protocol revenue) to enhance transparency and predictability. Leonard provided the following on-chain verifiable data: a total buyback of 254 million tokens; 78 million tokens have been burned, and an equivalent amount of tokens has been re-locked into the airdrop pool; plans to burn all remaining repurchased tokens in the future.The next development focus for the project includes: expanding asset liquidity and accelerating new listings; a privacy-first Layer 1 network expected to launch in March, achieving both verifiable transactions and privacy protection; subsequently introducing staking features for token holders; optimizing trading experience and interface design. The optimization direction for the token economic model includes: S6 being the last phase of trading airdrops, with future circulation growth expected to slow down; pausing the monthly 1% unlock until staking is live; and continuing to execute automatic buybacks (with up to 80% of fees used for buybacks during S6).

According to official news, Coinbase has included DeepBook (DEEP) and Walrus (WAL) in its listing roadmap.

According to the official announcement, Coinbase has announced the addition of Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Infinex (INX) to the listing roadmap. The trading launch will need to meet market-making and technical conditions, with specific timing to be determined.

Coinbase Markets announced the addition of two assets, Tria (TRIA) and Zama (ZAMA), to the Coinbase listing roadmap.

AI payment public chain Kite has released its mainnet roadmap, aiming to create a trust and payment technology stack native to intelligent agents, addressing the bottlenecks of trust, authorization, and payment in the transition of AI agents from "answering questions" to "executing tasks."The roadmap clarifies the native compatibility of the x402 protocol, supporting standardized payment intentions and settlement with pay-per-call and end-to-end audit capabilities. It also breaks down system capabilities into six independent pillars: agent trustworthiness (KitePass identity anchor + programmable governance), agent settlement (native stablecoin + Facilitator component), agent developer infrastructure (zero-fee RPC + documentation + observability tools), agent network operations (external validators + VaaS + gradual decentralization), AgenticFi (DEX + LSD + cross-chain bridging + deposit and withdrawal channels), and agent ecosystem growth engine (incentive systems + ecological events). Kite stated that the mainnet will adopt a gradual rollout, with phased deliveries over one to two years, prioritizing a balance of security, auditability, and ecological scalability, ultimately forming a sustainable intelligent agent economic system.It is reported that Kite previously completed a $33 million financing round led by PayPal Ventures and General Catalyst, and received strategic investment from Coinbase Ventures.

According to official news, Optimism has released the quantum-resistant roadmap for Superchain, with the core content announcing the gradual phasing out of externally owned accounts (EOA) based on ECDSA signatures over the next decade. The specific plan is that by January 2036, EOA transactions using ECDSA signatures on the OP mainnet and superchain will be deprecated, and all such accounts must delegate their key management to smart contract accounts that support post-quantum signatures.The roadmap covers both user and consensus levels. At the user level, account abstraction technology will be utilized, through standards like EIP - 7702, to gradually delegate signature authority from EOA to smart accounts capable of verifying post-quantum signatures. At the consensus level, L2 sequencers and batch submitters will migrate to post-quantum signatures, while also calling for Ethereum itself to establish a timeline to transition validators from BLS signatures and KZG commitments to post-quantum algorithms. The entire upgrade process will be coordinated through a hard fork, providing the ecosystem with a decade to achieve a smooth transition.

According to official news, Coinbase announced that Doodles (DOOD) and Moonbirds (BIRB) will be included in the listing roadmap, with specific timing to be announced later.

The Cardano Foundation announced on the X platform that it has completed the first milestone of its governance roadmap, delegating approximately 220 million ADA to 11 community representatives (DReps) (about 20 million each). This delegation focuses on two main areas: ecological adoption and operations, increasing the total amount currently delegated to community DReps to 360 million ADA.At the same time, the foundation will self-delegate the remaining approximately 171 million ADA to ensure that all assets participate in governance.

According to official news, Coinbase has added Seeker (SKR) and FIGHT (FIGHT) to its listing roadmap.

ZKsync releases the 2026 roadmap, focusing on three core directions:Prividium will expand the privacy engine into a "bank-grade stack," providing enterprises with a cryptographic infrastructure that has built-in privacy by default;ZK Stack will shift from a single-chain architecture to a "coordinated system," enabling application chains to operate seamlessly within this stack and natively integrate liquidity and shared infrastructure;Airbender will evolve from the "fastest zkVM" to a "universal standard," prioritizing security, formal rigor, and developer experience, with its service scope extending beyond ZKsync and the Ethereum ecosystem to a wider range of use case scenarios.

According to official news, the stablecoin protocol STBL has released its roadmap for the first quarter of 2026, with the core goal of shifting from infrastructure development to application deployment, activating USST as a productive asset for lending and yield generation.Key points include: deploying USST on the mainnet, integrating Hypernative to automate the anchoring mechanism, and launching DeFi lending features; conducting liquidity injection and expanding RWA collateral, as well as deploying ecosystem-specific stablecoin (ESS) structures on the testnet; planning to extend native USST minting to other high-performance chains such as Solana and Stellar, and releasing a simplified interface for the STBL DApp.