eip-7732

Сообщение ChainCatcher, согласно CoinDesk, разработчики Ethereum вошли в последний этап разработки обновления Glamsterdam, запустив сеть разработчиков (devnets), содержащую все запланированные EIP, после чего она будет развернута в публичной тестовой сети. Основной разработчик фонда Ethereum Parithosh Jayanthi заявил, что это последний этап укрепления кода и запуска тестовой сети, хотя и нет фиксированного графика, но уже достигнуты значительные успехи. Glamsterdam ожидается в этом году во второй половине на основной сети и описывается как "самое масштабное обновление с момента слияния", которое изменит многие предположения Ethereum и заложит основу для будущего более масштабного расширения.Основные функции включают EIP-7732 (встроенный разделитель предложений и строителей), который включает механизм разделения построения блоков и предложений в основной протокол, чтобы уменьшить возможности манипуляции MEV; а также EIP-7928 (списки доступа на уровне блоков), который позволяет блокам заранее объявлять аккаунты и данные контрактов, к которым будет осуществляться доступ, повышая эффективность выполнения. Glamsterdam также включает ряд повторных цен на газ, которые значительно изменят стоимость операций на Ethereum: операции с высоким вычислительным объемом станут дешевле, а стоимость управления состоянием возрастет.

According to a post by Christine D. Kim on platform X summarizing the 173rd Ethereum consensus layer core developer meeting, to launch the Glamsterdam upgrade before mid-year, developers may need to significantly scale down the upgrade.Although there has not yet been an official acknowledgment of discrepancies in planning and timelines, if issues do exist, they need to be resolved by the end of February. Key discussion points from the meeting include: if a compatible version of EIP-7732 cannot be achieved by the end of February, it will be considered for removal from Glamsterdam and postponed to a future hard fork; performance issues with nodes were discovered in the Consensys Teku client during mainnet stress testing, affecting progress; EIP-7928 requires clients to conduct a small-scale API review; the submission deadline for the Hegota upgrade Headliner EIP proposal is February 4; some client teams have completed preliminary work on the EIP-7688 library update.

According to Coindesk, Ethereum core developers are advancing a major protocol upgrade named "Glamsterdam," scheduled to launch in 2026, focusing on addressing the maximum extractable value (MEV) fairness issues in the current network.One of the leading proposals for this upgrade is EIP-7732: Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS), which formally introduces the division of roles between Proposer and Builder at the protocol level, reducing reliance on centralized relays and external MEV infrastructure, thereby enhancing censorship resistance and fairness in the block production process.Another key proposal that complements this is EIP-7928: Block-level Access Lists, which allows blocks to pre-declare which accounts and contract data will be accessed, helping nodes to preload and reuse data more efficiently, making block execution faster and more predictable, and laying the groundwork for future scalability. The complete list of EIPs for Glamsterdam is still being finalized.

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum developers have launched a new Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) EIP-7732, aimed at overhauling the block validation process and accelerating the speed of the blockchain.The proposal makes significant changes to block validation by dividing the process into consensus and execution, enhancing the security and performance of the blockchain.EIP-7732 responds to the growing demand for efficiency in the Ethereum blockchain and follows Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin's push for faster transaction confirmation times. The core element of EIP-7732 is its established proposer-builder separation (EPBS), which divides the block creation process into consensus proposers and execution proposers.

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum core developers announced the launch of EIP-7732, which is the official specification for Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS). EIP-7732 is an upgrade that is solely at the consensus layer, separating execution validation from consensus validation and directly embedding PBS into Ethereum's consensus layer. PBS refers to the separation of block proposers and builders. EIP-7732 includes modifications to the beacon chain, fork choice rules, and P2P communication, and allows validators to act as builders. Builders are complex participants who construct blocks to extract MEV.ePBS provides a trustless exchange between proposers and builders, enabling validators to effectively utilize CPU. The implementation features a Payload Timeliness Committee (PTC), which votes on the timeliness of payloads published by builders, consisting of a subset of the validator committee. The design of EIP-7732 is also compatible with future upgrades, such as inclusion lists.