Discussion thread for EIP-4788: Beacon block root in the EVM.| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
Discussion topic for EIP-7002 https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/pull/7002| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
A self-organized Fellowship within the Ethereum community to maximize technical opportunities, share ideas, and work together effectively across national, organizational and other boundaries.| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
A companion EIP to eip-2929. Adds a transaction type which contains an access list, a list of addresses and storage keys that the transaction plans to access. Accesses outside the list are possible, but become more expensive. Intended as a mitigation to contract breakage risks introduced by EIP 2929 and simultaneously a stepping stone toward broader use of access lists in other contexts.| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
On ACDC#149, we agreed that before jumping into Fusaka planning, we should stop and reflect on Pectra. More broadly, we’ve recently seen many questions, strong criticism and novel improvement proposals related to AllCoreDevs (ACD). To keep the conversation tractable, I’d suggest using this thread as a coordination point to share retrospectives and analyses of ACD, as well as proposals for how to improve things. While it’s fine to highlight problems without necessary having a solution to...| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
TL;DR: a framework to safely and continuously scale blobs via Blob-Parameter-Only (BPO) forks Sam McIngvale (@sammcingvale), Mark Tyneway (@tynes), Proto (@protolambda) BPO forks BPO forks are simple Ethereum forks that only change two parameters: blob targets and blob limits. BPO forks give Ethereum flexibility to safely scale blobs in smaller, more regular increments and they give builders confidence that Ethereum will continuously grow its capacity. Ethereum hard forks carry a high operati...| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
For on-going discussion and feedback for EIP712. Draft is available here Left old, new right| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
What would a rollup-centric ethereum roadmap look like? Last week the Optimism team announced the launch of the first stage of their testnet, and the roadmap to mainnet. They are not the only ones; Fuel is moving toward a testnet and Arbitrum has one. In the land of ZK rollups, Loopring, Zksync and the Starkware-tech-based Deversifi are already live and have users on mainnet. With OMG network’s mainnet beta, plasma is moving forward too. Meanwhile, gas prices on eth1 are climbing to new hig...| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
Discussion thread for EIP-7514| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
There are currently a large number of (optimistic and ZK) rollup projects, at various stages of development. One pattern that is common to almost all of them is the use of temporary training wheels: while a project’s tech is still immature, the project launches early anyway to allow the ecosystem to start forming, but instead of relying fully on its fraud proofs or ZK proofs, there is some kind of multisig that has the ability to force a particular outcome in case there are bugs in the code...| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians
What would a rollup-centric ethereum roadmap look like? Last week the Optimism team announced the launch of the first stage of their testnet, and the roadmap to mainnet. They are not the only ones; Fuel is moving toward a testnet and Arbitrum has one. In the land of ZK rollups, Loopring, Zksync and the Starkware-tech-based Deversifi are already live and have users on mainnet. With OMG network’s mainnet beta, plasma is moving forward too. Meanwhile, gas prices on eth1 are climbing to new hig...| Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians