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BALs EIP-7928 set for Glamsterdam.
Gemini launches a smart wallet.
Unichain activates Flashblocks.
Puffer launches UniFi V2 testnet.
Ethereum core developers agreed to include Block-level Access Lists (BALs) EIP-7928 in the Glamsterdam upgrade, making it the second headliner proposal for the fork. BALs define in advance which accounts and storage slots will be touched by a block’s transactions, enabling validators to parallelize disk reads. Last week, developers confirmed the inclusion of ePBS EIP-7732 in Glamsterdam. Fork-choice enforced Inclusion Lists (FOCIL) EIP-7805 remains under consideration and may be added as the third headliner proposal in the future. Developers also denied the inclusion of the six-second slot times EIP-7782 in Glamsterdam.
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini
BALs EIP-7928 set for Glamsterdam.
Gemini launches a smart wallet.
Unichain activates Flashblocks.
Puffer launches UniFi V2 testnet.
Ethereum core developers agreed to include Block-level Access Lists (BALs) EIP-7928 in the Glamsterdam upgrade, making it the second headliner proposal for the fork. BALs define in advance which accounts and storage slots will be touched by a block’s transactions, enabling validators to parallelize disk reads. Last week, developers confirmed the inclusion of ePBS EIP-7732 in Glamsterdam. Fork-choice enforced Inclusion Lists (FOCIL) EIP-7805 remains under consideration and may be added as the third headliner proposal in the future. Developers also denied the inclusion of the six-second slot times EIP-7782 in Glamsterdam.
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini
Unichain launched Flashblocks, enabling 200 millisecond transaction confirmations on its chain. Built by Uniswap Labs and Flashbots, Flashblocks run inside Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), combining sub-second speed with provable, fee-based transaction ordering for fairness and transparency. Instead of waiting for full blocks, Unichain streams and confirms 200ms sub-blocks, reducing slippage, keeping prices fresh, and improving execution accuracy for swappers. Liquidity providers benefit from smaller stale-price windows, the ability to rebalance more often at under-a-cent gas costs, and potentially ~20% higher adjusted returns compared to Ethereum mainnet. Flashblocks are live on Unichain, supported in Uniswap’s Web App, Wallet, Matcha, Odos, OKX, and Zerion.
Puffer Finance launched UniFi V2 on testnet, the latest iteration of its Layer 2 based rollup stack. UniFi V2 currently features multi-TEE, real-time proving, sub-10 ms preconfirmations via the UniFi AVS Gateway Registry on EigenLayer, and governance-optional based rollups with customizable fee markets. Future updates will introduce zero-knowledge proving as a fallback, fully decentralized proposer-delegated sequencing, and a combined ZK + TEE proving model for trustless, real-time finality, allowing UniFi to evolve into a native rollup.
ACDE #218 notes
Recent unstaking queue spike
EF Dev Tool Coordinator role
Meet the devs: Phill Ngo
Morpho goes live on Arbitrum
PSA on SAFE block tag consumer
Octant announces Epoch 9
Dreamspace crypto vibe coding
BTCS holds 70,140 ETH
Citigroup stablecoin custody
Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only, not endorsement or investment advice. The accuracy of information is not guaranteed.
Unichain launched Flashblocks, enabling 200 millisecond transaction confirmations on its chain. Built by Uniswap Labs and Flashbots, Flashblocks run inside Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), combining sub-second speed with provable, fee-based transaction ordering for fairness and transparency. Instead of waiting for full blocks, Unichain streams and confirms 200ms sub-blocks, reducing slippage, keeping prices fresh, and improving execution accuracy for swappers. Liquidity providers benefit from smaller stale-price windows, the ability to rebalance more often at under-a-cent gas costs, and potentially ~20% higher adjusted returns compared to Ethereum mainnet. Flashblocks are live on Unichain, supported in Uniswap’s Web App, Wallet, Matcha, Odos, OKX, and Zerion.
Puffer Finance launched UniFi V2 on testnet, the latest iteration of its Layer 2 based rollup stack. UniFi V2 currently features multi-TEE, real-time proving, sub-10 ms preconfirmations via the UniFi AVS Gateway Registry on EigenLayer, and governance-optional based rollups with customizable fee markets. Future updates will introduce zero-knowledge proving as a fallback, fully decentralized proposer-delegated sequencing, and a combined ZK + TEE proving model for trustless, real-time finality, allowing UniFi to evolve into a native rollup.
ACDE #218 notes
Recent unstaking queue spike
EF Dev Tool Coordinator role
Meet the devs: Phill Ngo
Morpho goes live on Arbitrum
PSA on SAFE block tag consumer
Octant announces Epoch 9
Dreamspace crypto vibe coding
BTCS holds 70,140 ETH
Citigroup stablecoin custody
Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only, not endorsement or investment advice. The accuracy of information is not guaranteed.
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BALs EIP-7928 has been slated for the Glamsterdam upgrade, marking a significant addition for Ethereum. Additionally, Gemini has debuted a versatile smart wallet for seamless user experiences. Unichain offers reduced transaction confirmations with the launch of Flashblocks, while Puffer has introduced UniFi V2 on testnet, enhancing its Layer 2 capabilities. For detailed insights, check out the terminology and implications across these updates. Authored by @ethdaily.eth.
Big moves in the ecosystem—exciting times ahead!