EIPs
EIP-2935: A Step to Achieving Stateless Execution
EIP-2935 brings Ethereum closer to statelessness by storing 8192 past block hashes, enabling efficient execution for lightweight and stateless clients.
EIPs
ERCs
ERC-4337: 2 Years After
Explore ERC-4337's impact on account abstraction, key achievements, production metrics, and future developments in the blockchain ecosystem.
Interoperability
How To Make Cross-Chain Tokens Fungible Again: Part II
ERC-7281 enhances token bridging with decentralization, security, and flexibility, gaining adoption from key industry players. Learn why it matters for Ethereum L2.
Infrastructure
Optimizing Ethereum Gas Efficiency With Multidimensional EIP-1559
Explore how multidimensional EIP-1559 optimizes Ethereum's gas efficiency by separating resource costs, enhancing scalability, and improving network utilization.
EIPs
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.
EIPs
ERC-7683: Unifying Ethereum With Cross-Chain Intents
This article explores ERC-7683, a standard for crosschain intents that enables seamless multichain transactions, improves liquidity flow, and fosters interoperability through shared infrastructure and industry collaboration.
EIPs
EIP-7762 & EIP-7691: Making Ethereum Blobs Great Again
The article explores EIP-7762 and EIP-7691, focusing on optimizing blob pricing and increasing blob throughput to enhance Ethereum's data availability layer, while balancing scalability, consensus security, and rollup efficiency.
EIPs
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.
EIPs
EIP-1559: Separating Mechanisms From Memes
A deep dive into Ethereum's EIP-1559 transaction fee mechanism design and its misunderstood value and potential.
EIPs
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.
Layer 1
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.
EIPs
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.