以太坊研究日报
forshtat submitted a draft ERC for "Frame Transaction Alternative Mempools", another propagation path for frame transactions that do not meet the public mempool rules. Julian Ma explained how the Fast Confirmation Rule (FCR) stays secure: FCR is an algorithm clients run locally rather than something read from the chain like finality. L2BEAT rated Privacy Pools green on link privacy against the network observer, thanks to custom RPC support in its frontend. khovratovich discussed which hash function Ethereum should use now that Flock exists.
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(forshtat). EIP-8141's public mempool limits validation gas, payers and pending transactions per sender, so transactions that do not meet these rules need another channel, similar to ERC-4337's alternative mempools.
20:04, the result of two recent frontend fixes, the latest being custom RPC support.
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21:55; FCR is an algorithm clients run locally rather than something read from the chain like finality, which makes it more complex.
16:50 (khovratovich). With Flock as a PQ proof system for binary circuits, protocols whose computation is proven no longer require circuit-friendly hashes, but the choice still has to weigh mass uses such as the consensus layer's XMSS signatures.
14:16, where every segmented variant beats the whole message in every configuration.
(kevaundray), merged.
A run of EIP-8360 (ephemeral accounts and TCREATE) revisions: specify CREATE and CREATE2 in TCREATE accounts, merged, and define the TCREATE account context, opcode rules and gas alignment.
A run of EIP-8360 (ephemeral accounts and TCREATE) revisions: specify CREATE and CREATE2 in TCREATE accounts, merged, and define the TCREATE account context, opcode rules and gas alignment.
Was merged as a draft (moodysalem).
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