#952 - EIP-8182 Private Transfers Proposed For Hegota
Tom Lehman proposes EIP-8182 for Hegota, Zerion sunsets ZERϴ Network, and EthPandaOps ships a Validator Report tool.
EIP-8182 proposed for Hegota.
Zerion winds down ZERϴ Network.
ERC-8211 x ERC-7683 for cross-chain.
EthPandaOps adds a Validator Report page.
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Tom Lehman, co-founder of Facet, proposed EIP-8182 for inclusion in the Hegota upgrade, which would bring native private ETH and ERC-20 transfers to Ethereum through a protocol-managed shielded pool deployed as a system contract. Lehman framed EIP-8182 as a fix for the anonymity-set chicken-and-egg problem with app-layer privacy solutions, giving every wallet and application a single shared pool to build on. Sends work to any existing Ethereum address with no privacy-specific format required.
Former Ethereum Foundation researcher Barnabé Monnot outlined how ERC-8211 smart batching and ERC-7683 complement each other across the cross-chain execution stack. ERC-8211, introduced by Biconomy, lets users encode complex multi-step workflows as a single signed batch. ERC-7683 handles the solver side, encoding a fronted liquidity request in a format any compliant solver can fill. Combined, an ERC-8211 batch can wrap a swap, bridge, and vault deposit into a single signed sequence with an embedded ERC-7683 order for the bridge leg.
Zerion is winding down ZERϴ Network, the gasless EVM-compatible rollup it launched in November 2024 on the ZKsync ZK Stack. The team will shift focus back to its core wallet and API products. Bridging into ZERϴ has already been disabled, and outbound bridging remains open until July 31, 2026, after which block production stops. Users with assets on ZERϴ are urged to bridge out their funds.
EthPandaOps, the Ethereum DevOps team that tests protocol upgrades, added a Validator Report page to The Lab, its performance tool for Ethereum validators. Operators paste in validator indices, set a date range, and navigate time and slot ranges to pinpoint missed proposals, head-vote drops, and attestation delays that are invisible at the aggregate level. Validator Report URLs are shareable and preserve state down to the slot. The Validator Report is live at lab.ethpandaops.io.
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Private Transfers EIP-8182 Proposed For Hegota
Tom Lehman proposed a protocol-managed shielded pool as a system contract to bring native private ETH and ERC-20 transfers to Ethereum.
Tom Lehman, co-founder of Facet, proposed EIP-8182 for inclusion in the Hegota upgrade, which would bring native private ETH and ERC-20 transfers to Ethereum through a protocol-managed shielded pool deployed as a system contract. The pool uses a UTXO-based design with no admin key, proxy, or pause mechanism and verifies spends via a fork-managed Groth16 BN254 proof.
Lehman cited the challenges of app-layer privacy solutions, where a new privacy pool can't offer meaningful anonymity without users, and can't attract users without anonymity. Competition between pools shrinks every pool's anonymity set, making privacy worse for everyone. EIP-8182 aims to give all wallets and applications a single shared pool to build on. Sends work to any existing Ethereum address or ENS name with no separate privacy-specific address format required.
EIP-8182 follows a string of Hegota-targeted proposals that touch privacy infrastructure, including EIP-8141, which lets privacy pools pay withdrawal fees from withdrawn funds, and EIP-8250, which adds keyed nonces to unblock shared-sender privacy designs.
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ERC-8211 And ERC-7683 For Cross-Chain Execution
ERC-8211 wraps multi-step workflows as a single signed batch; an embedded ERC-7683 order can outsource only the bridge leg to a solver.
Former Ethereum Foundation researcher Barnabé Monnot outlined how ERC-8211 smart batching and ERC-7683 complement each other across the cross-chain execution stack. ERC-8211, introduced by Biconomy, lets users encode complex multi-step workflows as a single signed batch. ERC-7683 handles the solver side.
Combined, the two standards enable seamless intent-based bridging. ERC-7683 can encode a fronted liquidity request in a format any compliant solver can fill. ERC-8211 wraps a swap, bridge, and vault deposit into a vault sequence as a single signed batch; embedded inside is an ERC-7683 order for the bridge leg alone. The user signs once and outsources only what requires a solver.
ETHConf lands in NYC June 8-10, bringing together 5,000+ attendees, 150+ speakers, and 100+ companies across Ethereum, stablecoins, and institutional adoption.
Get your tickets at ethconf.com and use code ETHDAILY for 30% off General and 20% off VIP.
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