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Got questions for EF Protocol, CT?. Drop them in the comments or submit them directly through the form!👇. so many exciting efforts going on, so much to share — should be a big one🫡.
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Submit questions ahead of the Reddit AMA on August 29 @ 2pm UTC
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RT @ethereumfndn: 1/ The first episode explores: ‘Optimal Dynamic Fees for Blockchain Resources’. Featuring cohosts @cryptoeconprof & @Shya….
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RT @jasnoodle: 🔭 New research from @fabric_ethereum 🔭. Introducing SCOPE: the Synchronous Composability Protocol for Ethereum. It’s about….
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RT @tcoratger: @drakefjustin recently announced a Proximity Prize on @zeroknowledgefm about Proximity Gap conjectures. I put together a rep….
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Contribute to tcoratger/proximity-proofs development by creating an account on GitHub.
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RT @ralexstokes: Blobs are the fundamental unit of data availability (DA) in the protocol today; DA is required to….
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Absolutely stunning progress by Luca on the topic of native rollups!. Check out an initial spec for the EXECUTE precompile here .
Happy to share the progress done in the past month on native rollups! A new shiny website has been created to collect the spec draft and design ideas, with the goal of providing a starting point for feedback from community members and L2 devs. link at the end of the thread 🧵👇
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10/ And as always: last week’s edition.
🧵This week’s EF Protocol research update covers new posts on. * Separating fork choice from finality in light of shorter slot times.*🆕EIP-7999: A unified multidimensional fee market.* Separating TX refunds from block gas accounting.* The zkEVM book . & more. All posts🔗👇🏼
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9/ If you’ve made up to this point and still have questions on any of the above research updates, just ask us! – The EF Protocol AMA is around the corner.
Got questions for EF Protocol, CT?. Drop them in the comments or submit them directly through the form!👇. so many exciting efforts going on, so much to share — should be a big one🫡.
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8/ Announcing
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Enhancing Ethereum scalability with parallel transaction execution and faster block validation.
Block-Level Access Lists (EIP-7928) is a favorite for Glamsterdam & ranks high with both the community and the core devs. curates client progress, analyses, code, EL/Engine API specs & tests, plus mainnet JSON examples, everything to get started.
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7/ Find Anders’ insightful explainer on multidimensional fee markets here.
🧵Introducing EIP-7999: Unified multidimensional fee market. Ethereum is like a supermarket with one inventory label. There are 45M eggs, 45M cheese, 45M snacks. etc, but everything scans as "1 food". To avoid empty shelves, it closes once 45M food has been sold during the day.
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6/ ERC-8004, dubbed "Trustless Agents", introduces a std interface for autonomous AI agents on Ethereum, enabling trustless discovery and reputation-based validation to foster a decentralized agent economy across L1&L2s. (in collaboration).
0/ What if Web3 could superpower AI by enabling agent collaboration across organizations in untrusted settings?. Our ERC-8004: 🤖Trustless Agents extends Agent2Agent protocol, providing a unified interface to discover agents and establish trust through reputation and validation.
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5/ This post introduces a new method for managing validator keys using exponent Verifiable Random Functions (eVRFs). Instead of separate keys, a single master key acts as the cryptographic root, deterministically deriving all keys. (in collaboration).
Just dropped a collaborative post with @YBonyaO on Ethereum Research: "Ethereum Validator Key Management via DDH‑based Exponent Verifiable Random Functions (eVRF)"!. Discover how we’re using DDH-based eVRFs, Bandersnatch & BLS12‑381, plus Bulletproof ZK-proofs, to derivatively.
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4/ WHIR addresses Ethereum's need for efficient, post-quantum secure SNARKs by introducing a new proximity testing protocol that enhances scalability & verification speed. (in collaboration).
(1/11) Ethereum's future demands faster, smaller, and post-quantum secure SNARKs. A key challenge is proximity testing in modern proof systems. Enter WHIR: a new hash-based protocol designed for this task. Today we just published: "WHIR for Ethereum" 👇.
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3/ This new (Meta-)EIP-8007 introduces changes in the gas price of EVM operations for the Glamsterdam fork.
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Discussion topic for EIP-8007; PR Overview This Meta EIP lists the EIPs considered for Glamsterdam that belong to the Gas Repricing proposal. This proposal aims to harmonize gas costs across the EVM,...
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2/ This post explores the integration of 3SF with ePBS, FOCIL & PeerDAS. It outlines compatibility in terms of key properties such as reorg resilience & TX inclusion guarantees, while highlighting challenges like adapting to low validator participation.
With @robsaltini, we dive into adapting 3SF to ePBS, FOCIL & PeerDAS — features the original protocol didn’t consider. We examine how these components interact and whether their integration could create challenges or incompatibilities in this new context.
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🧵This week’s EF Protocol research update covers new posts on. * Integrating 3SF with ePBS, FOCIL & PeerDAS.* 🆕EIP-8007: Glamsterdam Gas Repricings.* WHIR for Ethereum.* 🆕ERC-8004: Trustless Agents.* EF Protocol Reddit AMA on Aug 29 …and more!. All posts🔗👇🏼
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RT @fredrik0x: Today we're entering Phase 2 of the Trillion Dollar Security initiative. Covering wallet security standard, solving blind….
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RT @tcoratger: 1/18.Ethereum L1 scaling isn’t one project: it’s a stack of parallel workstreams. Here’s a developer-focused map of what’s s….
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RT @TimBeiko: What questions do you want to ask EF R&D folks? . Reply in the thread below and we'll make sure to cover them on next week's….
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