Ethereum developer nixo.eth said on X that Ethereum core developers have moved account abstraction proposal EIP-8141 from "considered" to "scheduled," confirming that account abstraction is now set to be a key feature of the Hegotá upgrade. The proposal was put forward in March as a flagship item for the upgrade, and community consensus held that account abstraction should be included in Hegotá even though debate over the exact implementation remains unresolved. In recent weeks, EIP-8130 emerged as a competing approach and is planned for deployment on Base in September. That has opened discussion over how to avoid a split in account abstraction standards between Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. According to the update, the authors of both EIPs and Ethereum core developers are working toward a unified approach without delaying the upgrade. The status change means the feature has formally entered the Hegotá planning track, although the final specification could still change significantly before launch.
Ethereum developer nixo.eth said on X that Ethereum core developers have decided to move account abstraction proposal EIP-8141 from "considered" to "scheduled," confirming that account abstraction will be pushed forward as a key feature of the Hegotá upgrade.
EIP-8141 was proposed in March as a flagship item for the upgrade. Community consensus, according to the update, was that account abstraction should be included in Hegotá even if the exact implementation is still under debate.
In recent weeks, another proposal, EIP-8130, has emerged as a rival approach. It is slated for deployment on Base in September, prompting discussion over how to avoid a split in account abstraction standards between Layer 1 and Layer 2.
The authors of the two EIPs and Ethereum core developers are now trying to reach a unified approach without delaying the Hegotá upgrade.
The status change means the feature has formally entered the Hegotá upgrade roadmap, though the specification could still change materially. Changes to implementation before final activation are common in Ethereum upgrade processes.
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