On March 24th, Ethereum Foundation researcher ladislaus.eth posted on Twitter, revealing that Ethereum core developers will decide on March 26th whether to include EIP-8141. This proposal aims to decouple accounts from signing schemes, providing a migration path for post-quantum secure signatures. If execution layer transactions still rely on ECDSA, it will result in incomplete migration.
Ethereum Foundation indicates that L2s are shifting their objectives toward providing differentiated features and market strategies, while L1 continues to serve as a permissionless settlement hub. The article emphasizes that L2s should achieve interoperability and secure exits, and states that it will expand L1 capacity and research Rollup technology to enhance platform experience and liquidity.
The Solana Foundation released a report emphasizing that enterprises need flexible privacy controls, viewing privacy as a customizable feature. The report introduces four privacy modes, recognizing that there is no single best model, and encourages enterprises to combine them according to their needs. Solana's high performance can support privacy technology applications, proposing an "audit key" mechanism to achieve coexistence of privacy and regulation.
Balancer protocol co-founder Fernando Martinelli announced the closure of Balancer Labs as a company entity due to developmental burdens, legal risks, and lack of revenue sources. The core team will be incorporated into Balancer OpCo through a governance vote, while the protocol itself will continue to operate.