ERC-7562 moves to Review
(forshtat) was merged; it holds the validation rules for ERC-4337 account abstraction.
以太坊研究日报
On account abstraction, ERC-7562 (AA validation rules) moved to Review; AnkushinDaniil proposed two optional extensions letting keystore and frame accounts share one authorization step and making key change signatures portable across models and chains. The Hegotá meta EIP-8081 merged ACDE #245's DFI decisions. zsfelfoldi argued that recursive STARK pre-authorization (EIP-8288) would sharply cut the onchain cost of statelessly verifiable witness data, including trustless log index proofs.

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(forshtat) was merged; it holds the validation rules for ERC-4337 account abstraction.
(AnkushinDaniil, later closed). A `VERIFY` frame can only read `tx.sender` storage today, so it cannot read an authority record in a keystore contract that is keyed to the account and writable only by it, which blocks keystore and frame accounts from sharing an authorization step.
Where the signed digest binds only domain, chainId, account, actorId and the old and new config, with no signer identity or transaction, so the same signature authorizes the same change through 8130, another native AA model, or another chain.
One of three updates merged.
19:37 (zsfelfoldi). Because PQ signatures are large, EIP-8288's recursive STARK pre-authorization is a very likely upgrade path; then the onchain cost of any statelessly verifiable witness data drops sharply, including log query proofs based on EIP-8304's index tables.
21:49, with interviews including Peter Schwabe, co-designer of ML-DSA and SLH-DSA.
Merged.
18:47, covering 7805, 8181, 8250, 8272 and PQ privacy.
23:41.
21:44.
18:15.