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With the rapid development of stablecoins, regulation and Formal Verification have become key to Compliance development. This article explores the Compliance requirements of the "GENIUS Act" and the importance of Formal Verification, emphasizing its role in ensuring user trust and achieving secure operations, promoting the effective integration of stablecoins and the Web3 ecosystem.

The development direction of Ethereum in 2030: The realization of the global ledger vision amidst the differentiation of Rollup technology. Ethereum has always been committed to maintaining trusted neutrality while promoting innovation at a higher level. Early discussions depicted a "Rollup-centric roadmap", where the underlying network gradually simplifies and solidifies, with most activities migrating to L2. However, recent developments indicate that merely serving as a minimal consensus and data availability layer is insufficient: L1 must have the capability to handle traffic and activities, as this is the foundation upon which L2 ultimately relies. This means a need for faster block times, lower data costs, stronger proof mechanisms, and better interoperability. The increase in L1 activity will drive the growth of L2 activity, which can be described as a rising tide lifts all boats. The upcoming Beam Chain consensus mechanism reconstruction aims to achieve faster final confirmation speeds and lower validator thresholds, while enhancing the original throughput.

Encryption Week Bill Stumbles: Procedural Vote Unexpectedly Fails Originally seen as an important moment for the encryption currency industry in Washington, the "Crypto Week" faced a major setback this Tuesday. Three key encryption currency regulatory bills unexpectedly failed in a procedural vote, resulting in 196 votes in favor and 223 votes against. Notably, 13 Republican representatives joined forces with Democrats to cast opposing votes, preventing these bills from entering the substantive debate stage. This result means that unless the House of Representatives passes the relevant procedural rules again, these highly anticipated bills in the industry will not be able to continue progressing. The vision and challenges of the encryption week At the beginning of this week, the sentiment in the encryption industry in Washington was high, with widespread expectations that these bills would pass smoothly. A certain politician rallied for "Crypto Week" on his social media platform, describing it as a key step for the United States to establish leadership in the digital asset space. He called on all Republican congressmen to support it.