ACDE #240 · Devnet 7 wrap-up 5 Hegotá proposals

AllCoreDevs - Execution #240 · 2026-07-02

The devnet 7 spec was firmed up and 5 candidate EIPs for Hegotá were accepted.

The Glamsterdam devnet 7 spec was effectively finalized, and it was decided to add a deposit-halt function to the preliminary builder deposit contract. At the same time, the EIP proposal deadline for the next fork, Hegotá, was set for August 6, and 5 privacy- and scaling-related EIPs were accepted as candidates.

Why it matters

With devnet 7 finalized, Glamsterdam is closer to the public testnet stage, and there is now a safeguard that lets deposits be turned off if the ePBS deposit contract runs into problems. The Hegotá candidate EIPs target trustless, censorship-resistant private transactions on L1 and lighter burdens on builders and provers, and they become the starting point for later discussion.

Decisions

Discussion

Deposit contract deposit halt function

Before firming up the preliminary builder deposit (ePBS builder deposit) contract, the call discussed whether to make it possible to turn off deposits if the contract is replaced later or something goes wrong.

Outcome: Confirmed 00:28:12

ePBS slot deadlines 3/6/9

The call discussed whether to test different values for the attestation, payload, and PTC deadlines for the first time in devnet 7, and which values to use.

Outcome: Confirmed 00:40:44

Can Recent Routes be replaced by EIP-2935?

The question was raised whether EIP-8272 (Recent Routes) could be replaced by EIP-2935, which already provides block roots.

Beneficiaries of the delayed state root and BAL sidecars

After the presentation, a question was raised about which actors in the protocol benefit from EIP-7862 and EIP-8146.

Glossary

EIPs covered

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