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On the day Hoodi was originally due to fork, the discussion moved to impact assessment: nero_eth said people spent the weekend trying to understand how EIP-8037 affects contracts, and Barnabé said his team let agents loose on gas repricings and mechanism changes. EIP-8053 now keeps gas units at the contract boundary and was merged, and CALLSTATUS opened a Magicians thread as EIP-8456. The EF stressed that privacy and security cannot be pursued separately. Falcon-512 verification on Starknet got 50.2% cheaper in a week.

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Image: Ethereum Magicians, EIP-8456: CALLSTATUS instruction

EIP-8037 impact assessment and supporting specs

Ethlabs week 18: vulnerabilities found in Glamsterdam, agents came to the rescue

(Derek Chiang, published as an X article). EIP-8037/8038 exist to limit state growth: state grows about 116GB a year today, and raising the gas limit from 60M to 200M extrapolates to about 387GB a year. After the ACD call, fradamt and nero_eth each had agents scan for affected contracts, then set up a GitHub repo where agents claim tasks and record findings, joined by several EF and Ethlabs researchers; given their sensitivity, the findings were held for the ACDT call. A second coordination repo targets EIP-8198 quick slots, looking for projects that hardcode 12-second slots and would break at 10 seconds.

https://ethlabs.org/updates/week-18.html

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ACDT #102

ChainSecurity and Dedaub are running the gas repricing investigation and are due to report in two weeks; a fix for the builder onboarding race condition was approved; the next ACDT is in two weeks because of Devcon.

https://forkcast.org/calls/acdt/102/

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