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A quiet Sunday. AnkushinDaniil closed an enumeration gap in EIP-8250: the validation-prefix restore performed on a `POST_TX` assertion failure must not revert a payment-scoped `APPROVE`'s effects, keeping nonces spent once. A post on ethresear.ch measured wall clock in a deterministic RISC-V interpreter varying by 23x for the same step count. Eli Ben-Sasson argued that native account abstraction is the most important ingredient of crypto agility.

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Image: ethresear.ch, Same instruction count, 23x the wall clock (cristiandkzk)

The spent-once guarantee for keyed nonces

EIP-8250: forbid reverting approval effects on validation-prefix restore

(AnkushinDaniil), submitted. The nonce consumption section lists the rollbacks that must not revert a payment-scoped `APPROVE`'s effects: a later frame revert, skipping later frames, and restoring an atomic-batch snapshot; it did not name the validation-prefix restore after a `POST_TX` assertion failure, which discards the transaction body while keeping the transaction valid and included. The PR adds that case to the MUST NOT list, with no behavior change for conforming clients.

https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/pull/12266

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