Vitalik predicts that bug-free code will emerge in the 2030s.

2025-12-272025-12-24 by admin

PANews reported on December 24th that Vitalik Buterin stated on the X platform that the saying “bugs are inevitable, and you can’t write bug-free code” will no longer hold true in the 2030s. Vitalik believes that while many software programs will still have bugs (because functional improvements are more important in specific use cases), if developers truly desire bug-free code, this goal will be achievable in the 2030s.

PANews reported on December 31 that Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat and chairman of BitMine, wrote on the X platform: "Typically, during these last holiday trading sessions, many institutional investors exit the market, and algorithmic trading programs and bot trading programs begin to dominate the market, along with sell-offs for tax avoidance. These constitute the market dynamics in the last few days of December." Previously, in BitMine's announcement of acquiring 44,463 ETH last week, Tom Lee mentioned that market activity tends to slow down as the year enters its final weeks of holiday season. Year-end tax-avoidance selling depresses cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency-related stock prices, with this effect typically most pronounced between December 26th and December 30th; therefore, they are adjusting their market strategy accordingly. Earlier today, it was reported that Bitmine pledged another 118,944 ETH and increased its holdings by 32,938 ETH .