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According to Odaily, Vitalik Buterin stated on the X platform that the saying "bugs are inevitable, you can't write bug-free code" will no longer hold true in the 2030s. Vitalik believes that although many pieces of software will still have bugs (because, in certain use cases, functional improvements are more important), if developers truly want to have bug-free code, it will be possible to achieve this goal in the 2030s.

Foresight News reported that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin predicted that the statement "bugs are inevitable, you can't write bug-free code" will no longer hold true in the 2030s. He believes that although many pieces of software will still have bugs (because, in specific use cases, functional benefits are more important), if developers truly want to have bug-free code, it will be possible to achieve this goal in the 2030s.

BlockBeats News, December 24th, in a report, BlackRock strategists Amanda Lynam and Dominique Bly pointed out that the Federal Reserve is expected to only implement a limited rate cut in 2026. With a cumulative rate cut of 175 basis points in this cycle, the Federal Reserve is approaching the neutral interest rate level. Unless there is a sharp deterioration in the labor market, the space for further rate cuts in 2026 is quite limited. According to LSEG data, the market currently expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice in 2026. (FX678)