Odaily Planet Daily reports that nixo.eth posted on X that Ethereum core developers have moved the account abstraction proposal EIP-8141 from "consideration" to "scheduled," making account abstraction a key feature of the Hegotá upgrade. Proposed in March as the flagship upgrade, community consensus holds that despite ongoing debates over specific implementations, account abstraction should be included in the Hegotá upgrade. In recent weeks, an alternative proposal, EIP-8130, has emerged as a competitor, with plans to deploy on Base in September, sparking discussions about avoiding fragmentation between L1 and L2 account abstraction standards. Authors of both EIPs and core developers are working to reach a unified solution without delaying the upgrade.
EIP-8141 Account Abstraction Confirmed for Ethereum's Hegotá Upgrade
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Ethereum's Hegotá network upgrade now includes EIP-8141 account abstraction, as core developers moved the proposal from "under consideration" to "scheduled." The EIP, a key component of the blockchain upgrade, was proposed in March and is expected to be a major feature of the Hegotá release. Despite ongoing debates over technical details, the community largely agrees on its inclusion. Meanwhile, EIP-8130 has emerged as a competing proposal, with plans for deployment on Base in September. Developers are working to align both proposals to prevent fragmentation of account abstraction standards across L1 and L2.
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