Accountability for Encrypted Mempools Accountability for Encrypted Mempools Authors: Aditi Partap , Arantxa Zapico Introduction The prevalence of sandwich attacks on Ethereum highlights a fundamental vulnerability in public mempools: because pending transactions are visible to all participants before inclusion, block proposers and searchers can strategically reorder them to extract value. Encrypted mempools aim to reduc Read more Ethereum Research Accountability for Encrypted Mempools Accountability for Encrypted Mempools Authors: Aditi Partap, Arantxa Zapico I

🧪 Sepolia gets Glamsterdam today. Beyond the 200M gas-limit target, there are several changes worth testing: - Bigger contracts 👏: runtime bytecode limit increases from 24 KiB to 64 KiB; initcode from 48 KiB to 128 KiB. - Different gas accounting: state creation is metered separately from execution. The surprising part: gasleft() can increase when state gas is returned. Code calculating gas usage with beforeGas − gasleft() needs another look. EIP-8037 - Native ETH transfer logs 👍: including internal transfers. Wallets and indexers can track ETH movements without relying on execution trace

EIP-TBD: Resolution — Non-Self-Authorizing State Transitions There is a common authority boundary showing up across recovery, agents, provenance, adjudication, and cross-standard composition that is worth defining directly. Anything Ethereum can define, it can put behind Resolution. Resolution is the transition between something being produced or proven and that thing acquiring authority to change consequential state. The minimum distinction is: COMPU Read more Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians EIP-TBD: Resolution — Non-Self-Authorizing State Transitions There is