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Account Abstraction Link Tree

This is an rough outline of the major contributions to the topic of Account Abstraction over the years. Of course, it is not exhuastive and varies a bit on the exact domains of Account Abstraction (protocol, ERC, wallets, etc) that it touches. I hope you will find it useful.

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Legend
A: Alex Beregszaszi
J: Justin Drake
M: Moody Salem
Q: Quilt
V: Vitalik Buterin
Y: Yoav Weiss
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EIP-3074

Given the recent resurgence of interest in EIP-3074, I wanted to take a moment to highlight some of the important aspects of the EIP and how I imagine it will be adopted into the day-to-day usage of Ethereum users.

Dec 7, 2023
Light client session

What is a light client?

Oct 11, 2023
KademliaCon

What: a conference about p2p, focused on DHTs, discovery, and gossip. When: Thu, Aug 31, right after SBC; 10am-5pm. Where: Fischer Conference Center @ Arrillaga Alumni Center, Stanford. Why: to improve the performance and security of permissionless protocols Brought to you by: Ethereum Foundation and volunteers. The recordings for 2022 can be found here. Registration The conference is currently full. Thank you for all your applications!

Aug 30, 2023
Summer Projects

JSON-RPC Specification There are several opportunities to contribute to the JSON-RPC specification. A few examples are: Automated testing Mostly writing go to integrate into Hive. See the example JSON-RPC tests here. The idea is to intercept both the requests and responses and validate them against the spec schema. Improve documentation tooling There is a frontend for the documentation written in typescript that could use improvements. The code for that UI is here. It's using the React framework which is super popular and would be a great thing to learn if you want to do more frontend engineering. Improve documentation

Feb 1, 2022
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