• LIFI launches LIFI Intents.

• EIP-8272 Recent Roots introduced.

• Biconomy ships Smart Batching SDK.

• Base launches Base MCP server.

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LI.FI launched LI.FI Intents, a full-stack intent execution engine built directly on the Open Intents Framework (OIF), the EF-led initiative for standardizing cross-chain intents. LI.FI Intents runs on the OIF reference contracts. The launch brings fast, frictionless cross-chain transfers to stablecoin payments, RWA front-ends, regulated fintech products, and wallets. The OIF was launched by the Ethereum Foundation in February 2025.

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Thomas Thiery, Toni Wahrstätter, and Vitalik Buterin introduced EIP-8272, Recent Roots for Frame Transactions, aiming to clear one of the remaining blockers for native, censorship-resistant privacy on Ethereum. The EIP enables private transactions to reference a recent commitment tree root directly inside the transaction envelope, allowing clients to verify the root at the protocol level before execution with no arbitrary storage reads. As a result, private transactions get FOCIL inclusion guarantees without breaking mempool safety.

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Biconomy released its Smart Batching SDK, a TypeScript developer toolkit built on ERC-8211 that lets developers encode complex multi-step workflows as a single signed batch. The SDK introduces execution-time value resolution, allowing transaction parameters to be computed dynamically at execution rather than fixed at signing time. The release unlocks swap cascades, dustless sweeps, leverage loops, and cross-chain flows where intermediate amounts cannot be known up front. The SDK is account-agnostic, working with ERC-7579 executor modules, ERC-6900 plugins, and ERC-7702 EOA delegation.

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Base launched Base MCP, a server that connects AI agents to a Base Account, enabling onchain actions to be executed directly from AI chat interfaces. Once installed, agents can transfer funds, swap tokens, track portfolio balances, view transaction history, and interact with Base ecosystem apps. Users still review and confirm transactions for their Base Account before they are executed onchain by the agent, and private keys never touch the MCP server. Base MCP is live with initial skill plugins for Morpho, Moonwell, Uniswap, Aerodrome, Avantis, Bankr, and Virtuals.

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Biconomy released its Smart Batching SDK, a TypeScript developer toolkit built on ERC-8211 that lets developers encode complex multi-step workflows as a single signed batch. The SDK introduces execution-time value resolution, allowing transaction parameters to be computed dynamically at execution rather than fixed at signing time.

The release unlocks use cases like swap cascades, dustless sweeps, leverage loops, and cross-chain flows where intermediate amounts cannot be known up front. The SDK is account-agnostic. It works with ERC-7579 executor modules, ERC-6900 plugins, and ERC-7702 EOA delegation, letting any smart account or upgraded EOA wrap a sequence of steps into one signed payload.

ETHConf lands in NYC June 8-10, bringing together 5,000+ attendees, 150+ speakers, and 100+ companies across Ethereum, stablecoins, and institutional adoption.

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Thomas Thiery, Toni Wahrstätter, and Vitalik Buterin introduced EIP-8272, coined Recent Roots for Frame Transactions, aiming to address one of the remaining blockers for native, censorship-resistant privacy on Ethereum. The EIP resolves an issue where privacy transactions need recent state, but the Ethereum mempool won't let them read it.

EIP-8272 enables private transactions to reference a recent commitment tree root directly inside the transaction envelope, allowing Ethereum clients to verify the root at the protocol level before execution with no arbitrary storage reads required. As a result, private transactions can get FOCIL inclusion guarantees without breaking mempool safety.

The EIP builds on Frame Transactions (EIP-8141) and EIP-7843, and is targeted for the Hegota upgrade. It joins EIP-8182 and EIP-8250 in the privacy track being built for the fork.

ETHConf lands in NYC June 8-10, bringing together 5,000+ attendees, 150+ speakers, and 100+ companies across Ethereum, stablecoins, and institutional adoption.

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Disclaimer: Content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or other professional advice. No representations or warranties are made as to accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. Use of this content is at your own risk, and you should consult a qualified professional before making decisions. No fiduciary or advisory relationship is created