Ethlabs Proposes Hegotá Upgrade Priorities: Censorship Resistance, Faster Block Times, Native Account Abstraction

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On August 17, Ethlabs outlined the key priorities for the Hegotá network upgrade, emphasizing censorship resistance as the primary objective. The proposal includes EIP-7805 FOCIL, EIP-8198 Quick Slots for faster block times, and EIP-8141 Frame Transactions for native account abstraction. The blockchain upgrade also supports features such as Passkey wallets and batch transactions. Additional proposals, EIP-8131 and EIP-8279, aim to enhance L1 scalability.

ChainThink reports that on August 17, Ethlabs, a nonprofit Ethereum research lab, posted on X outlining priority recommendations for Ethereum's next network upgrade, Hegotá.

Ethlabs has prioritized censorship resistance as its highest priority, with EIP-7805 FOCIL confirmed as the top proposal;

Also recommend incorporating EIP-8198 Quick Slots to improve confirmation speed and finality by reducing slot time.

Additionally, Ethlabs recommends EIP-8141 Frame Transactions to advance native account abstraction, enabling features such as Passkey wallets, ERC-20 gas payments, batch transactions, and privacy.

Also recommend advancing L1 scaling through EIP-8131 and EIP-8279 to enhance capacity and predictability.

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