Vitalik Buterin gave a keynote speech at the KBW2023 Blockchain Week in South Korea, stating that clients have to store more and more things. The first solution is to stop storing historical data, using EIP-444 (binding historical data in the client), the second solution is to transfer the responsibility of storing the state to dedicated nodes, and the third solution is to move old objects out of the state.

On September 4th, according to PeckShieldAlert's warning monitoring, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin's related address (0xD04d...8fd7) recently transferred about 999 ETH (approximately $1.64 million) to the address 0x5567…31B1. 20 days ago, the address starting with 0x5567 received about 1701 ETH from Vitalik's related address (0xD04d...8fd7), and in the past 20 days, these funds have been transferred to Bitstamp's deposit address.

The wallet address associated with Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, labeled "vitalik.eth," has transferred 3,000 ETH worth approximately $4.95 million to the labeled-address "Vb 2." This follows Buterin's recent transfer of 600 ETH worth nearly a million to Coinbase. These large transactions have raised concerns among the crypto community about potential price declines. While Ethereum's price has shown signs of recovery, it is encountering resistance at the $1,660 and $1,670 levels, and failure to breach the latter could lead to continued downward movement.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has repaid a loan of 251,000 RAI on the Maker protocol and withdrawn 1,000 ETH, before depositing 600 ETH ($1 million) to Coinbase. <br>

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, praised Vitalik Buterin's analysis of Community Notes on Twitter. Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, had written a blog post dissecting the concept of Community Notes, which seeks to provide a more democratic and community-driven system for discussing contentious topics on platforms like Twitter. <br>

On August 16th, Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, shared his thoughts on the fact-checking tool "Community Notes" on the X platform (formerly Twitter), stating that although the tool is not a "cryptographic project," it may be the closest thing to a "cryptographic value" seen in the mainstream world.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin revealed that all Layer 2 scaling solutions and rollups have a backdoor on the Ethereum blockchain. Buterin explained that developers and project owners have access to multi-sig wallets, allowing them to make protocol changes, which has caused a division in ideology among crypto enthusiasts. <br>

On August 15th, Vitalik Buterin discussed the definition of Plurality, decentralized identity, the practice of Plurality in on-chain communities, and deep topics such as Worldcoin with Taiwan's Minister of Digital Development, Tang Feng. In addition, Tang Feng revealed that Vitalik has obtained Taiwan's Employment Gold Card qualification. The Employment Gold Card in Taiwan is a card that combines work permits, residence visas, alien residence permits, and re-entry permits. The card is valid for 1 to 3 years, and during this period, qualified foreign talents can freely seek employment, work, and switch jobs.

The Worldcoin project has made a grand debut on the OP Mainnet, with a focus on revolutionizing global financial accessibility. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has shared his thoughts on the project's unique approach to proof of personhood, which is a core component of Worldcoin's identity verification framework.

Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum, has expressed concerns about Worldcoin, a new cryptocurrency project launched by OpenAI. Worldcoin aims to use a hardware device called the "Orb" to scan users' irises and create a decentralized database of identities. However, Buterin has highlighted four major risks to the project, including potential privacy breaches and security vulnerabilities. Despite these concerns, the WLD token has already achieved a fully diluted valuation of $22.5 billion and risen by 33% since launch.