EF blog: The Promise of Ethereum, Introducing the EF Mandate
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Ethereum Foundation: the EF Mandate
VitalikButerin: this is the new EF Mandate, along the lines of recent months but still worth making explicit
21:52.
Native AA: EIP-8141 approval bits
EIP-8141: simplify approval bits so accounts do not have to manipulate them
(derekchiang), submitted: accounts can pass the TXPARAM result directly to APPROVE to set the approval scope, without ruling out other logic.
EIP-8141: fix bit indices
(fjl), submitted and merged; EIP-7906: use opcodes instead of transaction types or precompiles (forshtat), submitted and merged.
EIP-7906: use opcodes instead of transaction types or precompiles
EIP-8141: fix bit indices (fjl), submitted and merged; EIP-7906: use opcodes instead of transaction types or precompiles (forshtat), submitted and merged.
EliBenSasson: ZK lets us build privacy, native AA lets us make it seamless
18:37.
Privacy and post-quantum
zooko: passing money through a privacy system leaks information, while storing money in one removes that leak
08:04.
PQTS Breakout #4
16:35; Encrypt The Mempool #2, 19:21.
Encrypt The Mempool #2
PQTS Breakout #4, 16:35; Encrypt The Mempool #2, 19:21.
Other updates
VitalikButerin: everyone should have easy, deniable ways to call the police, a big safety win at little cost to civil liberties
10:49.
ethereumfndn: the dAI team hosts an ERC-8004 mainnet launch event
02:25; ERC-8063: Move to Final (jamesavechives), submitted.
ERC-8063: Move to Final
Ethereumfndn: the dAI team hosts an ERC-8004 mainnet launch event, 02:25; ERC-8063: Move to Final (jamesavechives), submitted.
Community
gakonst: the stdin/stdout interface of agentic CLIs should be standardized
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