# Interactive Ethereum roadmap

Source: https://ethereum.org/en/roadmap
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## Summary

Ethereum is still being improved, and a planned set of upgrades is meant to take it from its current form into a fully scaled, maximally resilient platform. The article says Ethereum receives regular upgrades that enhance scalability, security, or sustainability, and that its ability to adapt to new research is one of its core strengths. The roadmap is mostly the work of years of effort by researchers and developers, though any motivated person can take part. Ideas usually begin as discussions on forums such as ethresear.ch, Ethereum Magicians, or the Eth R&D Discord server, and mature ideas can be proposed as Ethereum Improvement Proposals, a process conducted in public.

## Article

What changes are coming to Ethereum?

Ethereum is already a powerful platform, but it is still being improved. An ambitious set of improvements will upgrade Ethereum from its current form into a fully scaled, maximally resilient platform.

Why does Ethereum need a roadmap?

Ethereum gets regular upgrades that enhance its scalability, security, or sustainability. One of Ethereum's core strengths is adapting as new ideas emerge from research and development. Adaptability gives Ethereum the flexibility to tackle emerging challenges and keep up with the most advanced technological breakthroughs.

How the roadmap is defined

The roadmap is mostly the result of years of work by researchers and developers - because the protocol is very technical - but any motivated person can participate.

Ideas usually start off as discussions on a forum such as ethresear.ch (opens in a new tab), Ethereum Magicians (opens in a new tab) or the Eth R&D discord server. They may be responses to new vulnerabilities that are discovered, suggestions from organizations working in the application layer (such as dapps and exchanges) or from known frictions for end users (such as costs or transaction speeds).

When these ideas mature, they can be proposed as Ethereum Improvement Proposals (opens in a new tab). This is all done in public so that anyone from the community can weigh in at any time.

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What technical upgrades are coming to Ethereum?

What is the timeline for these upgrades?