ERC-4337

Toyota explores building "MOA" based on the account abstraction standard ERC-4337 in the Ethereum ecosystem

ChainCatcher news, Toyota Blockchain Lab published a blog post stating that it is researching how to introduce mobility into public blockchains. Exploring the construction of "MOA" (Mobility-Oriented Account) based on the account abstraction standard ERC-4337 in the Ethereum ecosystem.MOA account abstraction separates the authentication process from key management, ensuring that even if the private key is lost, the account itself can be retained. This makes account management more secure and flexible. By preserving a state available for external reference, information related to vehicles (such as usage history and maintenance records) can be managed more transparently and efficiently.In addition, MOA allows operations to be executed with the approval of multiple entities (rather than a single entity). This enables various stakeholders, including vehicle users, owners, manufacturers, dealers, and regulatory agencies, to participate in the approval process for vehicle-related transactions.It is reported that the Toyota Blockchain Lab is an organization established within the Toyota Group in 2019, aimed at promoting the use of blockchain. Initially focused on corporate projects related to material and information traceability, its activities have recently expanded to include public chain-related topics such as web3 and innovative finance.

Vitalik: ZK, ERC-4337, and enterprise-oriented solutions are worth paying attention to; do not overly pursue returns at the expense of security

ChainCatcher message, Vitalik Buterin stated in the latest blog post on Bankless:The cryptocurrency space needs more imaginative innovations, not just improvements to existing systems, but the creation of an entirely new ecosystem where components can complement each other. For example, decentralized social is moving in this direction.Cryptocurrencies can serve as a laboratory to test new mechanisms and ideas. For instance, new tools for public interest funding and capital allocation. These innovations can permeate into the broader world.Cryptocurrencies can fill the gaps left by governments and markets in providing certain public goods, such as anti-aging research. Large-scale experiments can be conducted through community participation.A balance needs to be found between decentralization and security. The goal is to build an ecosystem where people can earn returns without taking on huge risks. This requires a shift away from the mindset of solely pursuing maximum returns.New technologies like ZK and ERC-4337 create opportunities for newcomers to participate. There are also new tracks worth paying attention to, such as enterprise solutions.As we enter the next bull market, here are a few points to keep in mind: do not overly pursue returns at the expense of security; find a balance between decentralization and security; change the mindset of solely pursuing maximum returns.

The Ethereum Foundation announces the winners of the ERC-4337 account abstraction grant round

ChainCatcher News, the Ethereum Foundation announces the successful completion of the ERC-4337 account abstraction funding round. This funding program will support 18 teams building diverse projects around ERC-4337 (also known as account abstraction):ZeroDev Kernel: A smart contract account designed from scratch for account abstraction wallets, efficient and modular.Etherspot's Skandha Bundler: A P2P interface account abstraction Bundler implementation developed by the Etherspot team.MynaWallet: A contract account integrated with identity cards issued by the Japanese government.Blocto: RPC methods supporting account abstraction in web3.js.Silius: A modular and efficient Rust account abstraction Bundler implementation.QR-Seal: A fully ERC-4337 compatible Schnorr multi-signature wallet.Ambire: A self-custody wallet using email/password authentication.IoTeX: An account abstraction wallet based on zero-knowledge proofs.SixdegreeLab: A data analytics dashboard for account abstraction.Jam: A DeFi transaction batch processor developed by Picnic.TokenSight: Account abstraction multi-factor authentication using WebAuthn.ZK-Team: Privacy-protecting account abstraction provided by PriFi Labs for teams.Rhinestone: A secure registry for modular account abstraction.AAA: Community activities to enhance awareness of account abstraction.Unpacking 4337: A series of technical articles on account abstraction.Hexlink: Linking ENS with ERC-4337 accounts using EIP-4972, providing instantly usable account abstraction compatible smart accounts for all ENS users.UniPass: Combining ERC-4337 to provide one-click OAuth login and account creation for new users via the OpenID Connect protocol.Clave: Enhancing support for account abstraction with the secp256r1 curve.

The AIP-2 proposal on "Activating Support for Account Abstraction Endpoints on Arbitrum One and Nova" has been approved

ChainCatcher news, according to Tally, the AIP-2 proposal to activate support for account abstraction endpoint on Arbitrum One and Nova has been passed, with a voting support rate of 99.95%, and is currently awaiting execution.The proposal states that Ethereum researchers have introduced a new RPC endpoint eth_sendRawTransactionConditional, which allows L2 sequencers to adapt to the specific needs of ERC-4337 bundlers. Offchain Labs supports the Arbitrum sequencer endpoint to Nitro v.2.0.14 by developing, testing, and integrating the necessary adjustments, which is now enabled on the Arbitrum testnet. This AIP suggests that the Arbitrum DAO activate support for this endpoint on the Arbitrum One and Nova mainnets.It is reported that due to EIP-4339 separating the validation and execution steps in the bundling of transactions for submission to alternative mempools, this split poses potential issues for bundlers processing L2 transactions. The delay between the initial submission of a transaction and its final inclusion may result in changes to the storage of smart contract accounts, rendering the transaction invalid. The new RPC endpoint allows users to specify a valid range for block height and timestamp, enabling sequencers to reject transactions that do not meet inclusion conditions during the early validation phase, thereby mitigating the risk of changes in account storage occurring between validation and execution.
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovators