Ethereum Pectra upgrade promises major wallet improvements through EIP 3074 integration.
Ethereum developers are currently mulling a Pectra upgrade that is poised to improve various aspects of the blockchain’s functionality.
Tim Beiko, Director of Protocol Support at the Ethereum Foundation, said: Confirmed It shows that developers have agreed to include Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIP) 3074 in the network’s planned overhaul.
EIP 3074
EIP 3074 is a pivotal development within the Ethereum ecosystem and was introduced by Lightclients in 2020. The proposal has garnered widespread support from the cryptocurrency community as it aims to improve the user experience (UX) of Ethereum wallets.
Basically, EIP 3074 allows existing cryptocurrency wallets like MetaMask to behave similarly to smart contracts.
This upgrade facilitates transaction bundling, streamlining the signature process into a single step, sponsored transactions, and more. The latter feature allows wallets to delegate funds to be utilized by others, providing a more versatile and efficient trading framework.
Trading new tokens on a DEX like Uniswap now requires just one signature from the user’s wallet, rather than needing to approve the new token and then sign the transaction to purchase it.
Reaction from the cryptocurrency community
The announcement of the impending upgrade has sparked mixed reactions within the cryptocurrency community.
Georgios Konstantopoulos, CTO of Paradigm highlighted Noting the successful implementation and testing of Reth, we introduce the update’s potential to improve wallet usability tenfold.
Hayden Adams, founder of Uniswap, echoed this sentiment, praising the upgrade as a significant improvement to Ethereum’s user experience. that Added:
“The industry should work to create compatibility so that 4337 wallets can interact with 3074 contracts (similar to how eip1271 created compatibility between vaults and EOAs today).”
However, EVM developer Alex Watts warning Rather than focusing solely on improving the user experience, we emphasize broader implications for application and mechanism design.
Despite the optimism, concerns remain about the EIP 3074 upgrade among some community members.
Ansgar Dietrich, an Ethereum researcher who helped initiate the proposal, said: express An ambivalence that reflects on the long road to impending mainnet integration and questions its alignment with the evolving account abstraction roadmap.
Likewise, 0xngmi, the pseudonymous developer of DeFiLlama, concern We describe an upgrade that will likely result in complete depletion of addresses, including tokens, NFTs, and other DeFi assets.
