⚡ ACDE #245 - ultra tl;dr: → 8141 (frame tx) confirmed as a Hegota headliner, alongside 7805 (FOCIL) 🏆 → first 14 DFI decisions made: 7819, 7851, 2488, 8219, 8182, 7645, 7923, 8200, 8188, 8358, 8115, 7862, 7807, 8094 🪓 video and summary: forkcast.org/calls/acde/245/

Over the last few months, we've been working with EF researchers and EIP authors on Hegota proposals, implementing them in ethrex and opening our public testnets to users and other client teams. We wanted to share our execution EIP tier list, which follows the EF Protocol team's scoring system and tier definitions. After spending these months building and testing several of these proposals, we're excited to contribute to the discussion of what should come next for Ethereum. We'll also share our consensus EIP tier list soon, as part of a blog post where we'll expand on our thoughts about Hegota.

We are proud to announce our preferences for Hegota EIP inclusions. Please find our thoughts here: hackmd.io/@matthewkeil/HkcMq…

Native AA on Ethereum ⚡ Frames Breakout Call #4 - tl;dr: → test specs v0.3.0 release → 3 clients ready for frames-devnet-0: @ethrex_client, @nethermind, @go_ethereum → devnet date pending, but @ethrex_client testnet unlocks immediate interop testing 🧵

Forkcast is shipping a steady stream of updates: Rank page: ⇥ Click any EIP number to open its details without leaving the page. ⇥ Download your tier list as an image or copy a link to share it (thanks @casparschwa). ⇥ EIPs are now grouped into categories, to help parse the long list (thanks @nero_eth). The last of the proposals are making their way onto the rank page now. Anyone is welcome to rank EIPs and share their tier list to contribute to the conversation and help inform what ships in Hegotá (expected 2027). forkcast.org/rank EIP champions: add context (benefits, tradeoffs, faq, resources) to your EIP in forkcast, so reviewers can better understand and advocate for your proposal. Also shipped: forkcast.org/networks now includes Platåberget, the first public Glamsterdam testnet, and relevant @ethpandaops tooling. Global search is also live across the site. Reach out with feedback, feature requests, or help with champion support.

my hegotá ranking 😎

Ethereum's next year's upgrade, Hegotá, is being scoped right now. 66 proposals are on the table and over the next few core dev calls, this list will be narrowed down to the EIPs that get implementations, devnets, testnets, and a realistic chance of shipping in 2027. What doesn't make the cut has to wait for the fork after, so these decisions matter a lot. FOCIL is already set as a headliner for Hegotá. I think Frame Transactions (EIP-8141) should join it. Together with Keyed Nonces (EIP-8250) and Root References (EIP-8272), they unlock native privacy, allowing privacy apps to work without having to rely on intermediaries. Then there is the repricing bundle: data (EIP-8131 and EIP-8279) and state growth (EIP-8368) need to be priced properly if we want to keep increasing the gas limit towards 600M. It's maybe less exciting on the surface, but probably some of the most important scaling work we can do in the short-term. And there is a lot more: Shorter slots (EIP-8198), Issuance (EIP-8363) and anti-correlation penalties (EIP-7716), EVM improvements and simplifications, and the first zkEVM and post-quantum EIPs entering fork discussions. The thing is, we can't do everything at once and still expect to ship on time. Today, we're 256 days into Glamsterdam and want to ship it by the end of this year. Hegotá will need to ship in 2027, and that's what makes the next few decisions so important. A fork can't be a wishlist by the community or core devs jamming on what Ethereum should eventually become. Instead, we have to decide what Ethereum should become next, and what has to wait. Most EIPs will need to be rejected, even though many of them make sense. Core devs will talk to their teams and discuss the tradeoffs before eventually arriving at a priority (tier) list. Community input matters too, and core devs listen to the arguments brought to them, or posted publicly. So, if you think an EIP should (not) ship in Hegotá, now is the time to make the case for (or against) it. Tier list builder: forkcast.org/rank/