ME News reports that on October 22 (UTC+8), Ethereum researchers including Ben Edgington submitted draft EIP-8453 for "Decoupled Consensus," aiming to reduce Ethereum’s transaction finality time from approximately 16 minutes to about 4 minutes. The proposal seeks to separate validators’ block selection votes from finality votes, enabling the finality mechanism to accelerate independently and facilitating future integration of quantum-resistant signatures.
Faster finality is expected to reduce the capital lock-up time for cross-chain transfer services, improve capital utilization, and lower costs. Currently, this solution remains in draft form, with voting timelines, penalty mechanisms, and certain security analyses yet to be finalized; no launch timeline has been set. (Source: Foresight News)
Ethereum researchers propose EIP-8453 to reduce finality time to 4 minutes.
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Ethereum researchers, including Ben Edgington, have proposed EIP-8453 to reduce transaction finality time from approximately 16 minutes to 4 minutes. The proposal aims to separate validators’ block selection votes from their finality votes, potentially enhancing EVM performance and enabling faster block propagation. The plan is still in draft form, with outstanding details regarding voting timing and penalties.
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