The issuance debate around EIP-8363 widened, and Pooja, trent_vanepps and nero_eth explained Hegotá's process: the August 6 deadline is for proposals, not inclusion, and selection ends on November 8. On accounts, ERC-8366 proposes zero-knowledge spending policies, so ERC-4337 accounts, EIP-7702-delegated EOAs and other fund holders can release funds against a proof that meets a preregistered policy, and an EIP-8141 PR statically disallows approval scope in atomic batches. The EF's Trillion Dollar Security initiative funded WEBCAT front-end verification.
12:37 (junbeomlee), with ERC PR 1929. It standardizes a composable function set that any contract holding a user's funds (a dedicated escrow, a smart wallet, an ERC-4337 account or an EIP-7702-delegated EOA) can implement to release those funds only against a zero-knowledge proof that the payment satisfies a spending policy the owner registered in advance.
Magicians: ERC-8366 zero-knowledge spending policies, 12:37 (junbeomlee), with ERC PR 1929. It standardizes a composable function set that any contract holding a user's funds (a dedicated escrow, a smart wallet, an ERC-4337 account or an EIP-7702-delegated EOA) can implement to release those funds only against a zero-knowledge proof that the payment satisfies a spending policy the owner registered in advance.
04:39, noting that AI agents are starting to hold money onchain and spawn copies of themselves, while almost every guardrail (signing-time policy engines, session keys, per-wallet caps) is attached to a single account; ERC PR 1930 was submitted the same day.
Magicians: ERC-8370 inheritable agent mandates, 04:39, noting that AI agents are starting to hold money onchain and spawn copies of themselves, while almost every guardrail (signing-time policy engines, session keys, per-wallet caps) is attached to a single account; ERC PR 1930 was submitted the same day.
(Marchhill), submitted. It statically disallows approval scope on any frame of an atomic batch, including its terminating frame, closing the in-batch `APPROVE_PAYMENT` divergence before execution with no rollback of the nonce, `max_cost` or `sender_approved`; because `APPROVE` requires the scope in `frame.flags`, the check is static, and the refund goes to the final `payer`.
(soispoke), submitted, now EIP-8369. Profile 1 keeps the existing end-of-payload check for regular non-blob transactions, and Profile 2 adds bounded validation replay for eligible frame transactions; the PR says it supersedes the previous day's 12086.
EF: a Trillion Dollar Security grant for Freedom of the Press's WEBCAT, 19:35, aiming to bring front-end verification to Ethereum wallets and apps; EF blog.
New EIP: CPSB recalibration for new gas limit (misilva73), submitted as a placeholder to re-derive EIP-8037's cost per state byte once a reference gas limit is final; Magicians thread at 23:19.