Ethereum is witnessing significant advancements in its scalability and security through various technological innovations. Validators can now increase gas limits to optimize and scale Layer 1 (L1). Innovations such as scaling with Layer 2 (L2) and Layer 3 (L3) technologies, blobs, zkEVM, and Eigenlayer are pushing transaction speeds to between 10,000 to 100,000+ transactions per second (tps), while maintaining maximum security and decentralization on L1. The introduction of Agglayer and shared sequencing, along with block times of a few hundred milliseconds, further enhance Ethereum's efficiency, making ETH a reserve currency. EigenLayer's restaking system is pivotal in tackling scalability and security, enabling ETH stakers to amplify network robustness and ensuring DApp resilience. The zkSync Era, celebrating its first year, has introduced the ZK Stack, a framework for building sovereign hyperchains, and deployed the Boojum proof system to reduce hardware requirements, achieving 188 TPS during 2023's Inscription Event. The Pectra Upgrade proposes increasing the maximum stake cap from 32 to 2,048 ETH, streamlining staking for large-scale entities and enhancing network efficiency. zkSync has been recognized for its groundbreaking work in scaling Ethereum, with significant efforts making it the most scalable, secure, reliable, and affordable ZK EVM, marking it as the end game for Ethereum's scalability challenges.