ACDC #191 made post-quantum and post-AI hardening the top agenda item, debating whether to raise the urgency from DEFCON 4 to DEFCON 2 or 3, and EIP-8483 (post-quantum material registration) was accepted as PFI for Hegotá. Whether FOCIL and quick slots stay, and whether to pursue post-quantum Gasper or decoupled consensus, is still open. On accounts, EIP-8430 (the AA transaction type) changes how sponsored transactions are charged, and a new draft, EIP-8500, makes Frame transactions work with FOCIL.
Were posted 2026-11-13 00:04 (the call ran 2026-11-12 21:00, with Ben Edgington chairing for the first time). The notes say the call debated raising the urgency of post-quantum and post-AI hardening from DEFCON 4 to DEFCON 2 or 3, because AI math capabilities are moving faster than expected. Including FOCIL and quick slots in Hegotá was contested. Post-quantum Gasper was seen as complex and needs to be weighed against post-quantum decoupled consensus (PQDC). EIP-8483, post-quantum material registration, was accepted as PFI for Hegotá. The next ACDC is set for November 26.
In a comment at 2026-11-12 22:44. The EIP adds an EIP-7685 request type and a predeploy so a validator's withdrawal address can register 32 bytes of post-quantum material per validator in the beacon state, for use by a future post-quantum migration fork.
Posted 2026-11-12 22:38 by sauliusgrigaitis. Validators would produce both a BLS signature and a post-quantum hash-based signature, consensus would rely on BLS alone, and leanVM aggregates and proofs would only be measured and compared. Once BLS is no longer safe, an emergency hard fork would switch over to leanVM. This matches the staged rollout write-up assigned to saulius in the notes.
Pushed 2026-11-13 04:58. EIP-8430 is a standalone EIP-2718 transaction type split out of EIP-8130 with no Keystore dependency. Today's EOAs can use it with native secp256k1: phased call batching, gas sponsorship (bound and open payer modes), 2D nonces and a nonce-free mode, and in-band EIP-7702-style code delegation.
Opened 2026-11-13 07:53 by AnkushinDaniil and built on EIP-7805 (FOCIL) and EIP-8369. The payload envelope carries the signed inclusion lists an omission relies on, and the bid commits to their root. An omitted Frame transaction is judged at a check point derived from the BAL. Per-transaction and per-list gas caps are mandatory, with values still to be measured.
Got 19 revisions between 2026-11-12 16:57 and 2026-11-13 05:52. One batch leaf can establish independent claims for multiple transactions, regrouping needs no new signature, applications can fund proving for future post-quantum passkeys, and the claim cap per leaf will be set by benchmarks.
Posted 2026-11-12 22:28 by Fei Wu (work done during an EF internship). It compares EIP-7999's multidimensional fee market with the post-Glamsterdam one-dimensional design. The post says the strongest one-dimensional benchmark delivers 151.9M to 177.9M execution gas per block under block-level demand variation, with 86.0 to 88.1 GiB/year of state growth against a 120 GiB target. Useful background on gas limits and state gas pricing.
At 2026-11-13 02:40. It documents a race when installing per-token scoped authorities (such as session keys) on one holder account, with three remedies.
Opened 2026-11-12 16:22. Zealynx replied at 2026-11-13 01:31, flagging the Lindell17 CVE-2023-33242 risk and noting that such a wallet is still an EOA, so a single EIP-7702 authorization (with chain_id 0) can delegate the account on every chain. MPC wallet users should check that their signing screen clearly shows 7702 authorizations.
2026-11-13 05:10: Vitalik's Digital minimalism, his Devcon talk, and the Justin Drake and kevaundray talk on the post-quantum and post-AI transition led the list.
