Vitalik opens the Ethereum vision, year 2030 indicates Hegota's upgrade to 2027 will be his last regular hard fork .

What happened to the network's long-term plan?

According to a news summary from Siam Blockchain Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum spoke about the network's vision in 2030, stating that an upgrade named Hegota for 2027 would be the last normal hard fork. For readers who follow blockchain technology news, this message was not just a version name change but a signal that Ethereum's upgrading infrastructure may enter into a new form after Hegota.

What is a hard fork in plain English?

A hard fork is a change in network rules that the original system may not accept. If software or servers of services connected to Ethereum do not support the new rule, smart contracts and tokens on the network may need to be updated accordingly, so ordinary users often see alerts from wallets, trading platforms or infrastructure providers when the network changes its rules.

The term "last normal" is significant because if Ethereum switches from the hard fork to a less user-intensive mechanism, subsequent updates may not require all providers to update at the same time.

Why is 2030 a landmark to watch?

Ethereum is a network that supports many financial applications, digital assets and digital systems. Setting long-term goals up to the year 2030 involves multiple dimensions such as network stability, security, fees, scalability and acceptance of new users. In general terms, an ethereum's long-range plan is often discussed as one that enables broader use of the network and better accommodation for increased transaction volumes.

However, the text at Siam Blockchain summarizes only Hegota's vision and position in 2027 without giving all details of his plan for 2030, so readers should distinguish between what is stated here and what awaits further documentation or announcement from the Ethereum development team.

Effect on digital asset users in Thailand

For users in Thailand who trade through platforms that are under the supervision of regulatory agencies such as Bitkub, Ethereum network upgrades may affect steps seen in everyday life such as opening and closing temporary deposits/withdrawals, validating tokens on a new version or modifying the system of wallets connected to the network. The value represented by the token also changes according to normal market prices, not due to an upgrade plan alone.

The issue to be monitored is the provider's announcement of which version of Ethereum it supports, when and what restrictions are in place because even if the network upgrades successfully, each user will experience the effects through their platform screen and wallet.

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This news reflects that Ethereum's co-founders view Hegota in 2027 as a major turning point of the upgrade pattern, and link it to the direction of Ethereum in 19890001. The technical details of the next hard fork mechanism should normally be taken from an announcement by sources within the Ethereum development team or reports quoting Vitalik Buterin directly.