Ethereum'un temel geliştiricileri Perşembe günü yaptıkları bir telefon görüşmesinde, kullanıcıların stake edilen ETH'yi geri çekmelerine izin veren bir ağ yükseltmesinin gelecek yılın Mart ayı başlarında başlayabileceğini belirledi.
In the months following Ethereum’s historic, başarıyla yürütüldü merge upgrade in September, the network’s developers weighed what updates to include in their next upgrade, Shanghai. Many improvements jockeyed for consideration, and different factions of developers lobbied to have their priorities included. But one upgrade in particular rose to the top of almost every list: staked ETH withdrawals.
When the merge transitioned Ethereum to a kanıtı hissesini consensus mechanism, it changed how the network generates ETH. Ethereum holders can now deposit their existing ETH with the network, in order to generate new ETH. The more you deposit, the greater the yield. There’s only one hitch: you can’t get any of that ETH back yet.
With some $19 billion worth of ETH currently staked with the network, according to data aggregated on Kumul Analizi, it was little surprise that Ethereum developers agreed today that enabling ETH withdrawals will indeed be a key feature to be included in Shanghai upgrade.
The developers also expressed, however, that if any other update included in Shanghai slows its ability to be released by March, those improvements may have to be put on hold to ensure staked ETH withdrawal capability is rolled out as soon as possible. That determination will likely impact the potential for other anticipated Ethereum improvements to be included in the upgrade.
One such feature—that Ethereum developers are still hopeful can be included in Shanghai, but may kick down the road if necessary—is EOF.
EOF is essentially an update to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), the mechanism underlying Ethereum that deploys smart contracts on the network. There have been no updates to the EVM in over two years; despite being sorely needed, such maintenance was avoided in the era of the merge as it would have added immense complexity to the already highly intricate technical event.
Delaying EOF any further would be a non-ideal scenario, and on Thursday, Ethereum developers made clear the update is a no-brainer second priority after ETH stake withdrawal. But the developers also acknowledged that if implementing EOF “significantly delayed” a March 2023 activation date for Shanghai, the update would have to, once again, be pushed.
Other than the first bullet, every other code change could be removed from Shanghai if devs think it would significantly delay a March 2023 activation date.
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Another Ethereum improvement that many hoped would be included in Shanghai is proto-danksharding. According to Thursday’s call, however, that update will certainly have to wait.
Proto-danksharding is a highly anticipated preliminary version of danksharding, a process by which huge amounts of data on Ethereum toplamaları— birçok Ethereum işlemini birleştirmek ve bunları tek bir hızlı, ucuz işlem olarak ele almak için kullanılan bir araç — bir gün yalnızca küçük veri parçalarının örneklenmesiyle doğrulanacak.
Essentially, danksharding will take a process that already makes Ethereum transactions cheaper and faster, and make it uzak cheaper and faster. The update will dramatically increase the speed and ease with which huge amounts of data could be verified on Ethereum katman-2 ağları sevmek Iyimserlik ve Hakem.
But alas, proto-danksharding, and potentially EOF, may have to wait for the next bus.
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Source: https://decrypt.co/116763/ethereum-devs-staked-eth-withdrawals-shanghai-march-2023