以太坊研究日报
A daily record of what changed in Ethereum protocol work, research and the ecosystem.
Page 6 of 19 · October 1, 2026 to October 7, 2026
Justin Drake called on the industry to calmly start planning for "bunker mode", recommending an orderly migration of assets to fresh addresses whose public keys are still hidden behind a hash, which set off a wide debate. nero_eth listed the 23 Glamsterdam EIPs now in Last Call, and Sepolia gas usage climbed to 83M. On ethresear.ch, CPerezz examined the orphaned bytecode that SETCODEFROM leaves behind.
Glamsterdam activated and finalized on Sepolia, the first time ePBS and block-level access lists ran on a public testnet, and nero_eth called it Ethereum's biggest throughput increase since launch. Account and transaction specs kept moving: EIP-8298 (SETCODEFROM) gained public mempool rules, EIP-7906's TXTRACE/TXDIFF views are priced at warm read cost, and EIP-8141 deploys the frame expiry verifier as a standard contract.
The EF's Trillion Dollar Security initiative published a post proposing native transaction assertions to enforce a transaction's final outcome, with EIP-7906 as one candidate design. Frame transactions kept growing: EIP-8141 adds a set-delegation frame for codeless senders, and EIP-8250 lets a transaction scope its nonce keys to the payer. L2BEAT's Luca Donno ran a half-mocked native rollup on a devnet based on frames-devnet-0.
A light Sunday. Vitalik described a self-experiment: a local model handles his personal health and travel data, and only the parts with no private information go to frontier models. On the spec side, EIP-8288 binds the block dependency hash to the aggregation circuit digest, and EIP-7928 aligns pre-state validation costs for EXT-style opcodes.
A quiet Saturday. Sigma Prime restated that Glamsterdam activates on Sepolia at 13:53:36 UTC on October 6. A Resolution draft on Magicians argues that computation and evidence do not imply authority, and an ethresear.ch post walks through six defects found in one signature verification tool.
The EF and the Open Anonymity Project launched zkAPI, which uses zero-knowledge proofs to pay for metered APIs anonymously. soispoke showed private, post-quantum transfers under EIP-8288, and Kassandra argued that stealth addresses should be a minimal receiving standard every wallet can adopt. On the spec side, the work was mostly refining Glamsterdam's BAL (EIP-7928) and SETCODEFROM (EIP-8298), a Hegotá candidate.
ACDC #188 moved quick slots (EIP-8198) and disallowing new 0x00 validators (EIP-8365) to CFI for Hegotá, withdrew EIP-8363 and EIP-8333, and declined EIP-8379. FOCIL devnet-0 went live. On accounts, lightclient tried introducing `max_fee` to the frame object instead of per-dimension resource limits, adapted from EIP-7999. zk.money launched a private, self-custodial, open source wallet on Aztec, and the EF congratulated it publicly.