On August 18th, Tim Beiko, the core developer of Ethereum, summarized the latest Ethereum Core Developer Executive Conference (ACDE). EIP-7212 (secp256r1 precompiled). The next ACDE will be held at 22:00 on August 31, Beijing time. 1. For the recently launched Devnet 8, bugs were found in some clients, some of them have been fixed, Devnet is being finalized, and the basic infrastructure has been established. Besu and Erigon have not yet joined Devnet, but hope to join when EIP-4844 and EIP-4788 are finalized. 2. For ElP-4788, agree to use regular smart contracts instead of precompiled to store historical beacon block roots. This means that bugs in the contract cannot cause consensus to fail, but can still adversely affect everything built on top of it. 3. Regarding the update of Holesky, the new testnet is scheduled to be launched on September 15th (merger day). There is already a public process for requesting genesis allocations, proposing a total supply of 1.6 billion HETH. 4. Regarding the update on EIP editing, the ERC/EIP repository split is progressing and ERC will be transferred to a separate ropo. 5. One more small proposed spec adjustment: number the EL fork spec in the Github repository.

Odaily Planet Daily News Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko summarized the latest Ethereum Core Developer Executive Conference (ACDE), including Devnet 8 progress, ElP-4788, Holesky testnet, EIP editorial update, EIP-7212. The specific content is as follows: Recently launched Devnet 8, bugs were found in some clients, but most have been fixed and other fixes are in progress, Devnet 8 has established basic infrastructure as support. Lighthouse had issues with nplex support that was previously removed and will be adding it back. Regarding ElP-4788, the developers agreed to use regular smart contracts instead of precompiled to store historical beacon roots. This means that bugs in the contract cannot cause consensus to fail. The last detail that needs to be agreed upon is whether to deploy this contract via a regular transaction, or whether the deployment should be included in the upgrade logic itself. The Holesky testnet update is scheduled to launch on September 15th. There is already a public process for requesting genesis allocations, providing a total supply of 1.6 billion HETH. The developer gives an update on the editorial aspects of the EIP. A repo split is in progress and the ERC will be moved into a separate repo. Efforts are underway to standardize its governance process to manage multiple repos in the future. The developers are numbering the EL fork specification in the Github repository. For the newly proposed EIP-7212, precompiled for secp256r1 curve support, the same curve as Ethereum uses on EL, but with different input parameters. This may be the ElP adopted by L2 before L1, and this ElP still needs to be discussed.

PANews news on August 18th, Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko summarized the latest Ethereum Core Developer Executive Conference (ACDE), including Devnet 8 progress, ElP-4788, Holesky testnet, EIP editorial updates and new proposals EIP-7212 (secp256r1 precompiled). Tim Beiko also said that the next ACDE will be held at 22:00 on August 31, Beijing time. Regarding Devnet 8, which went live recently, bugs were found in some clients, but most were fixed and other fixes are in progress, the network is being finalized. In addition, the basic infrastructure has been established for Devnet 8 as support. Regarding ElP-4788, the developers agreed to use a regular smart contract instead of precompilation to store the historical beacon block root, which means that a bug in the contract will not cause a consensus failure, and the developer finally chooses a regular transaction to deploy this contract, if later Felt it was a bad decision and might reconsider this, it's the fastest option right now. Regarding the Holesky testnet update, the new testnet is scheduled to launch on September 15th. There is already a public process for requesting genesis allocations, providing a total supply of 1.6 billion HETH. Regarding the update on EIP editing, the ERC/EIP repository split has been confirmed and is progressing, i.e. the ERC specification will be split from the EIP repository into a new repository so that only the core protocol EIP remains, the editors are working on the specification Its governance process to manage future multi-repository protocols, with some draft documents to be discussed at the next EIPIP call. The developers agreed to renumber the EL spin-off specification files and prefix them with numbers to make the sequence clearer. For the newly proposed EIP-7212, precompiled for secp256r1 curve support, the same curve as Ethereum uses on EL, but with different input parameters. This may be the ElP adopted by L2 before L1, and this ElP still needs to be discussed.