以太坊研究日报
ACDC #176 set glamsterdam-devnet-0 for mid April and discussed the ePBS PTC look behind and optional SSZ in the Engine API. soispoke posted Alice swaps privately on L1, showing how four upgrades including EIP-8141 native AA and 2D nonces remove privacy protocols' dependence on broadcasters. RogerPodacter added a delivery key registry and an X-Wing baseline scheme to EIP-8182, submitted and merged. An ethresear.ch post argued that post-quantum migration is more urgent for privacy than for authentication.
Image: ethresear.ch, Post-Quantum Threats to Ethereum Privacy
18:07: privacy protocol users today rely on broadcasters that can see, frontrun and censor their transactions; the thread shows how four future protocol upgrades remove that dependency step by step, starting with native AA (EIP-8141) and 2D nonces.
(RogerPodacter), submitted and merged, updating the enshrined private transfers EIP merged on March 17.
16:29: under harvest now decrypt later, migrating long lived confidential data is more urgent than migrating authentication, since signature forgery can be partly remedied by hard forks and key migration while harvested ciphertexts cannot be recovered.
(PowerStream3604), submitted: interfaces and behavior for a sandboxed smart wallet for secure agentic automation; Magicians thread ERC-8199, 22:31.
Add ERC: Sandboxed Smart Wallet (PowerStream3604), submitted: interfaces and behavior for a sandboxed smart wallet for secure agentic automation; Magicians thread ERC-8199, 22:31.
21:00, per Ethereal news #16: glamsterdam-devnet-0 targeted for mid April, with ePBS discussion of the PTC look behind and missing parent beacon block roots; the Engine API discussion covered optional SSZ, a redesign and versioning; Hegotá non headliner EIPs can be proposed once the execution layer headliner is chosen, with EIP-8148 custom sweep threshold for validators already proposed.
ACDC #176, 21:00, per Ethereal news #16: glamsterdam-devnet-0 targeted for mid April, with ePBS discussion of the PTC look behind and missing parent beacon block roots; the Engine API discussion covered optional SSZ, a redesign and versioning; Hegotá non headliner EIPs can be proposed once the execution layer headliner is chosen, with EIP-8148 custom sweep threshold for validators already proposed.
(CarlBeek), submitted; EIP-7928: fix a contradicting claim about the fee recipient (nerolation), merged; EIP-8037: regular gas charged before state gas (spencer-tb), merged; EIP-7979 constraint logic and validation code update (gcolvin), submitted and merged.
Add EIP: Quick Slots (CarlBeek), submitted; EIP-7928: fix a contradicting claim about the fee recipient (nerolation), merged; EIP-8037: regular gas charged before state gas (spencer-tb), merged; EIP-7979 constraint logic and validation code update (gcolvin), submitted and merged.
Add EIP: Quick Slots (CarlBeek), submitted; EIP-7928: fix a contradicting claim about the fee recipient (nerolation), merged; EIP-8037: regular gas charged before state gas (spencer-tb), merged; EIP-7979 constraint logic and validation code update (gcolvin), submitted and merged.
Add EIP: Quick Slots (CarlBeek), submitted; EIP-7928: fix a contradicting claim about the fee recipient (nerolation), merged; EIP-8037: regular gas charged before state gas (spencer-tb), merged; EIP-7979 constraint logic and validation code update (gcolvin), submitted and merged.
20:29; ethresear.ch: The path towards Binary Tries 1, optimal group depth, 21:41.
Ethresear.ch: Open vs. Sealed, auction format choice for MEV, 20:29; ethresear.ch: The path towards Binary Tries 1, optimal group depth, 21:41.
06:31; soispoke: co leading the hardness track with parithosh_j and fredrik0x, focusing on PQ, network resilience, privacy and censorship resistance for 6 to 12 months, 04:19; kassandraETH: we absolutely need to solve Ethereum user experience, 01:27.
Hudsonjameson: how an Ethereum transaction travels across the mempool, 06:31; soispoke: co leading the hardness track with parithosh_j and fredrik0x, focusing on PQ, network resilience, privacy and censorship resistance for 6 to 12 months, 04:19; kassandraETH: we absolutely need to solve Ethereum user experience, 01:27.
Hudsonjameson: how an Ethereum transaction travels across the mempool, 06:31; soispoke: co leading the hardness track with parithosh_j and fredrik0x, focusing on PQ, network resilience, privacy and censorship resistance for 6 to 12 months, 04:19; kassandraETH: we absolutely need to solve Ethereum user experience, 01:27.