Charting Ethereum's Account Abstraction Roadmap II: EIP-7377 & EIP-5003

In part II of the account abstraction roadmap series, we discuss EOA migration: a controversial approach to bringing the benefits of smart, programmable accounts to users.

Futures of Ethereum II: Improving Censorship Resistance

This piece on the Futures of Ethereum explores its ongoing fight for censorship resistance, examining the impact of regulatory pressure, the role of Proposer-Builder Separation (PBS), and potential solutions like encrypted mempools to keep the network neutral and decentralized.

Futures of Ethereum I: From Beacon Chain to Beam Chain

Building on Ethereum's 2024 developments, this article explores the Beam Chain proposal introduced by Justin Drake at Devcon, aiming to overhaul Ethereum's consensus layer by addressing MEV insights, leveraging SNARK advancements, and eliminating Beacon Chain's technical debt.

To Pump The Gas Or Not: Analyzing The Ethereum Gas Limit Debate

Ethereum's proposed gas limit increase aims to unlock new possibilities for dapps by expanding network capacity. However, it raises critical considerations about decentralization.

The Verge: Making Ethereum Verifiable And Sustainable

Explore how "The Verge," a pivotal Ethereum upgrade, leverages Verkle trees to enhance verifiability and sustainability. This article breaks down its role in reducing storage needs and driving network scalability.

Charting Ethereum's Account Abstraction Roadmap I: EIP-3074, EIP-5806 & EIP-7702

An overview of Ethereum accounts and transaction validity, and the push for account abstraction via EOA programmability.

EIP-1559: Separating Mechanisms From Memes

A deep dive into Ethereum's EIP-1559 transaction fee mechanism design and its misunderstood value and potential.

Block-STM vs. Sealevel: A Comparison of Parallel Execution Engines

Analysis of functional parallelization in blockchain execution.

EIP-7685: General Purpose Execution Layer Requests

EIP-7685 introduces a framework for Ethereum's execution layer to handle general-purpose contract-triggered requests. The article explores how the proposal enhances interaction between the execution and consensus layers, enabling more versatile operations.

EIP-7623: Repricing Calldata For Ethereum Transactions

This article delves into EIP-7623, a proposal to increase calldata costs in Ethereum transactions, aiming to reduce maximum block sizes and improve network efficiency. Discover how this change impacts data-heavy transactions and the broader Ethereum ecosystem.

EIP-7657: Securing Ethereum's Sync Committee

EIP-7657 introduces a slashing condition for malicious sync committee messages to improve the security and reliability of light clients on the Ethereum network.

ERC-5564 & ERC-6358: Unlocking Privacy on Ethereum with Stealth Addresses

This article explores the inner workings of ERC-5564 and ERC-6358, revealing how stealth addresses enhance privacy on Ethereum. Learn how these proposals enable secure, unlinkable transactions without changing the core protocol.

EIP-7503: Zero-knowledge Wormholes for Private Ethereum Transactions

Making privacy-preserving transfers on Ethereum.

EIP-6110: Fixing Beacon Chain Tech Debt

EIP-6110 deprecates the Eth1-Eth2 bridge and reforms the Beacon Chain's validator deposit processing mechanism for better staking UX and improved network security.

EIP-7251: Raising Maximum Effective Balance For Validators

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. — Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

ERC-7512: Bolstering Smart Contract Security With On-chain Audits

"Decentralize X and put it on the blockchain" has never sounded so good.