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This week's highlights:

- The EF calls for more Glamsterdam compatibility checks
- Frame Transactions put a privacy pool to the test
- A new draft adds account protection to ERC-20s
- @Consensys launches a cross-ledger settlement stack

Learn more👇go.etherspot.io/5lXx0gO

go.etherspot.io Privacy Pools on Frames, ERC-20 Account Protection, Glamsterdam Under Review, Consensys Cross-Led... Welcome to our weekly digest, where we unpack the latest in account and chain abstraction and the broader infrastructure shaping Ethereum

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Can existing smart wallets support intent-based execution without major architectural changes?

ERC-8420 explores a way to make that possible through a shared Solver 👇

Etherspot 🐞 Verified account @etherspot Nov 3

Etherspot explains: ERC-8420 AA-Compatible Solver

ERC-8420 outlines a way to execute user intents through a shared Solver without requiring changes to existing smart wallets.

Users submit a UserEnvelopeTx containing the wallet's signed transaction data. Each wallet can continue using its existing signing scheme, following the transaction construction rules defined by the proposal.

The shared Solver coordinates validation and execution, while wallets retain their existing authorization mechanisms. Each wallet can independently choose whether to trust the Solver.

How is this different from ERC-7521?

While ERC-7521 introduces broader intent functionality through changes to wallet architecture, ERC-8420 takes a simpler approach focused on compatibility with existing infrastructure.
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The Binance hack sparked a lot of debate around EIP-7702.

How much of the blame actually belongs there?

More in this week’s AA digest 👇

Etherspot 🐞 Verified account @etherspot Nov 4

This week's highlights:

• EIP-7702 comes under scrutiny after the Binance hack
• Ephemeral rollups propose a new L1.5 model
• ERC-8478 links agent payments to on-chain identity
• Stellar connects to Ethereum through @VIA_Labs

Read the full digest👇go.etherspot.io/EKnYmJH
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Etherspot 🐞 @etherspot Nov 4

This week's highlights:

• EIP-7702 comes under scrutiny after the Binance hack
• Ephemeral rollups propose a new L1.5 model
• ERC-8478 links agent payments to on-chain identity
• Stellar connects to Ethereum through @VIA_Labs

Read the full digest👇go.etherspot.io/EKnYmJH

go.etherspot.io Binance Hack Puts EIP-7702 Under Scrutiny, Ephemeral Rollups, Agent Payments, Stellar–Ethereum... Welcome to our weekly digest, where we unpack the latest in account and chain abstraction and the broader infrastructure shaping Ethereum

Etherspot 🐞 @etherspot Nov 3

Etherspot explains: ERC-8420 AA-Compatible Solver

ERC-8420 outlines a way to execute user intents through a shared Solver without requiring changes to existing smart wallets.

Users submit a UserEnvelopeTx containing the wallet's signed transaction data. Each wallet can continue using its existing signing scheme, following the transaction construction rules defined by the proposal.

The shared Solver coordinates validation and execution, while wallets retain their existing authorization mechanisms. Each wallet can independently choose whether to trust the Solver.

How is this different from ERC-7521?

While ERC-7521 introduces broader intent functionality through changes to wallet architecture, ERC-8420 takes a simpler approach focused on compatibility with existing infrastructure.