#以太坊 Seeing V神's prediction, my mind immediately flashes back to several key milestones over the years. I still remember the The DAO incident in 2016, where the contentious hard fork is still taught in textbooks today; then there were various contract vulnerabilities, each serving as a bloody lesson. Over the years, from the iteration of Solidity language, to the gradual maturity of formal verification tools, and now the improvement of various audit frameworks, you can truly feel the ecosystem evolving towards a more rigorous direction.

V神 says that bug-free code in the 2030s might become possible, and this is not just a fanciful idea. Think carefully: back then, we believed "blockchains should be decentralized, and any additional verification is redundant"; now, everyone is trying to use mathematics and engineering to ensure security. From the early idealism of "code is law" to the pragmatic approach of "code needs to be verified," this is an upgrade in understanding.

But the key point is—bug-free code becoming a reality does not mean the entire ecosystem will adopt it. Projects that pursue rapid iteration and prioritize features will always choose to tolerate bugs. Only a minority are willing to invest in formal verification and rewrite in safer languages like Rust or Move. History has shown me that good technology and market adoption are never perfectly aligned. So, the value of this prediction may not lie in bug-free code itself, but in the fact that those critical infrastructures and core financial contracts will ultimately be forced to follow this path.