以太坊研究日报
Derek Chiang disclosed that the account abstraction collaboration between EIP-8130 and EIP-8141 (frames) broke down last week, and Base and Ethereum will implement different AA standards. The same day ERC-8286, "Modular Accounts for Frame Transactions", merged an update, while EIP-8130 submitted two spec syncs with Base's canonical repository. AnkushinDaniil argued that public-mempool gas sponsorship cannot work without locked funds or offchain trust, which is why EIP-8141 reserves balance.
Image: ethresear.ch, Public-mempool gas sponsorship needs escrow, a bond, or trust
20:28, and Base and Ethereum will now implement different AA standards; he goes on to reflect on the collaboration and the future of the EVM (the post is long, and only the visible part is cited here). According to Ethereal news #40, Base plans to ship EIP-8130 keystore accounts later this year and says this does not block enabling EIP-8141 in future.
(chunter-cb, merged the next day) and symmetric two-track epochs, IncrementEpoch and the transient actor tier, both syncing the spec with Base's canonical implementation repository, spec changes only.
EIP-8130: align scope bits, POLICY/OPERATOR semantics and importAccount (chunter-cb, merged the next day) and symmetric two-track epochs, IncrementEpoch and the transient actor tier, both syncing the spec with Base's canonical implementation repository, spec changes only.
(chiranjeev13) was merged.
18:07 (AnkushinDaniil). If you want a contract to pay gas for someone else's transaction and the public mempool to relay it with no locked money and no offchain trust, you cannot have all three; the post proves this, sorts every workaround into three categories, and explains why EIP-8141 reserves balance.
(later closed).
19:21.
21:08.
17:07, with Daniel Celeda focusing on the CTO role.
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03:07.