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This weeks newsletter is slightly later than normal. Better late than never! EIP-7702 continued... Last week, I explored how EIP-7702 enables sponsored transactions, a long-awaited Ethereum feature. This week, I’m continuing that exploration, now from the Foundry side. Foundry recently introduced new cheatcodes that make it much easier to experiment with EIP-7702: signDelegation - Sign an EIP-7702 authorization for delegation attachDelegation - Designate the next call as an EIP-7702...
⛽ 7702 Gas Sponsorship Over the weekend I explored EIP-7702 by writing a minimal implementation that stripped transaction creation back to its fundamentals. While Viem does a great job abstracting the low-level details, I wanted to understand exactly what was happening under the hood. You can check out the code here. What did I learn? Once delegated, the code is fixed at the EOA unless it's explicitly re-delegated (requires re-signing auth list entry). Type 4 transactions include an...
Pectra Mainnet Accouncement Episode 2 of the Craic Overflow podcast is out now. I kept this week’s check-in short and sweet, covering the latest Ethereum blog post on the eagerly awaited Pectra upgrade You can watch it on X or Youtube. malone @blainemalone Slightly different format this week: in the 2nd @craicoverflow pod, I break down what to look forward to in the upcoming @ethereum Pectra Mainnet release, scheduled for May 7. 00:00 - Intro 00:09 - The Pectra Network Upgrade 00:39 - From...