Vitalik: a lot of important progress on frames has been quietly happening over the last few months
05:49, recommending the write-up and the updated EIP.
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Vitalik recommended reading about the last few months of progress on frame transactions (EIP-8141) and the updated EIP, saying a lot of important progress had been happening quietly; Derek Chiang said the authors recently achieved a design breakthrough, realizing things they thought had to go into the transaction envelope did not. The same day, a PR proposed defining `MAX_VERIFY_GAS` as a shared mempool floor rather than a per-node ceiling.

05:49, recommending the write-up and the updated EIP.
06:20, not just 8141 but also "future of state" discussions such as UTXOs, PBT, keyed nonces and the recursive STARK mempool.
20:12, realizing that things they thought had to be in the transaction envelope did not.
12:10; soispoke: frames build on a decade of native AA work and are the stepping stone to privacy, 20:41.
Nero_eth: frame transactions let users choose their signature scheme, such as passkeys or post-quantum, and enable signature aggregation, key rotation and atomic batching, 12:10; soispoke: frames build on a decade of native AA work and are the stepping stone to privacy, 20:41.
(AnkushinDaniil). The rationale is that the real cost of validating a frame transaction differs several-fold across clients, signature and pairing libraries, storage backends and partially stateless nodes, so a hardcoded per-node maximum is the wrong shape.
20:12, and is why client-side SNARKs for modern privacy protocols are fast to generate.
Merged.
15:19.
14:01.
20:20.
04:00.