Julian Ma: Chainlink CCIP 2.0 is the first bridge to put FCR into production
21:58, letting asset issuers bridge at faster-than-finality speed with FCR's security.
Fast confirmation goes to production
Derek Chiang: the first project he worked on after joining Ethlabs, rolling out FCR to CCIP 2.0 with Chainlink
22:18, making transfers and issuance from Ethereum 30 times faster; fradamt: no more choosing a random number of block confirmations and waiting without clear security guarantees, 22:05; barnabemonnot, 22:09; trent_vanepps: a collaborative effort by Ethlabs, CL clients, the EF and others, 22:03.
fradamt: no more choosing a random number of block confirmations and waiting without clear security guarantees
Derek Chiang: the first project he worked on after joining Ethlabs, rolling out FCR to CCIP 2.0 with Chainlink, 22:18, making transfers and issuance from Ethereum 30 times faster; fradamt: no more choosing a random number of block confirmations and waiting without clear security guarantees, 22:05; barnabemonnot, 22:09; trent_vanepps: a collaborative effort by Ethlabs, CL clients, the EF and others, 22:03.
barnabemonnot
Derek Chiang: the first project he worked on after joining Ethlabs, rolling out FCR to CCIP 2.0 with Chainlink, 22:18, making transfers and issuance from Ethereum 30 times faster; fradamt: no more choosing a random number of block confirmations and waiting without clear security guarantees, 22:05; barnabemonnot, 22:09; trent_vanepps: a collaborative effort by Ethlabs, CL clients, the EF and others, 22:03.
trent_vanepps: a collaborative effort by Ethlabs, CL clients, the EF and others
Derek Chiang: the first project he worked on after joining Ethlabs, rolling out FCR to CCIP 2.0 with Chainlink, 22:18, making transfers and issuance from Ethereum 30 times faster; fradamt: no more choosing a random number of block confirmations and waiting without clear security guarantees, 22:05; barnabemonnot, 22:09; trent_vanepps: a collaborative effort by Ethlabs, CL clients, the EF and others, 22:03.
Post-quantum accounts and gas
asanso: Daisugi v0.2 supports frame transactions
15:41; SPHINCS-signed transactions can run as native frames with per-frame execution and verification, alongside the existing ERC-4337 flow, with signature aggregation next.
New EIP: escalating gas for repeated calls
(staccDOTsol, later EIP-8429). The client keeps a per-address reference counter outside world state; an account may enroll once, irrevocably, and state-changing calls into it (not `STATICCALL` or `DELEGATECALL`) are then priced on two ratchets, paying the larger.
ethresear.ch: PQ anonymity for the Stealth Address Protocol
08:05, and PQ spending, 08:09 (namnc), the second and third posts in the series.
PQ spending
Ethresear.ch: PQ anonymity for the Stealth Address Protocol, 08:05, and PQ spending, 08:09 (namnc), the second and third posts in the series.
Other updates
ERC-8432 onchain IP asset and license registry
20:46.
Eli Ben-Sasson will speak at StarkWare's Privacy Summit in Singapore on October 7
23:18.
Community
barnabemonnot on a subtler aspect of pushing computation offchain
00:24.