ChainCatcher news, the Arbitrum community has initiated an AIP proposal called "ArbOS 20 version," which proposes many improvements to the Arbitrum chain, including the ability to publish L2 transaction batches on L1 Ethereum in the form of blobs at a lower cost using EIP 4844. This proposal also includes support for most of the changes included in the Ethereum Dencun upgrade.It is reported that the proposed ArbOS 20 upgrade will be ready for adoption by any Arbitrum chain, involving both Arbitrum One and Nova chains, as they are managed by the Arbitrum DAO. At a higher level, the ArbOS upgrade can be seen as a hard fork of Arbitrum. The ArbOS 20 version is an upgrade based on the ArbOS 11 version that has been adopted by the Arbitrum DAO. Due to technical details allowing for better customizability of the Orbit chain, the proposal increases the version number to 20 instead of 12.

ChainCatcher news, the digital asset research team of asset management giant Franklin Templeton stated that we are excited about Ethereum (ETH) and its ecosystem. Despite recently undergoing a mid-life crisis, we see a bright future with many strong drivers pushing the Ethereum ecosystem forward.· EIP 4844· Alt DA· Community revival· Re-staking

ChainCatcher news, Galaxy's Vice President of Research Christine Kim summarized that Ethereum core developers held the 110th All Core Developers Consensus (ACDC) call this week. The developers discussed and coordinated changes to the Ethereum Consensus Layer (CL) during the meeting.This week, Ethereum Foundation researcher Dankrad Feist presented data experiment results regarding the Ethereum mainnet nodes' ability to propagate large amounts of data. Based on his findings, he suggested increasing the EIP 4844 specification from a maximum of 4 blobs per block to 6.Additionally, the CL client team is considering incorporating EIP 4788 into the Deneb upgrade. Reportedly, EIP 4788 introduces a trust-minimized way for smart contracts and decentralized applications (dapps) to access information such as CL and validator balances, activities, and rewards. (source link)