The Ethereum Foundation has designated two proposals as non-negotiable for its upcoming Hegotá upgrade, signalling that censorship resistance and post-quantum account security will define the
The Ethereum Foundation has designated two proposals as non-negotiable for its upcoming Hegotá upgrade, signalling that censorship resistance and post-quantum account security will define the fork’s core scope.
The Foundation published a unified ranking of 62 proposed Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), drawing on input from roughly 60 researchers and engineers within its Protocol cluster. It marks the first time the Protocol cluster has released a single consolidated view rather than separate opinions from individual teams.
