Ethereum devs propose new transaction type with EIP-7702
Ethereum's Vitalik Buterin has drafted EIP-7702, outlining a transaction type to temporarily upgrade Externally Owned Accounts with smart contract capabilities during execution. The post Ethereum devs propose new transac...
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Ethereum's Vitalik Buterin has drafted EIP-7702, outlining a transaction type to temporarily upgrade Externally Owned Accounts with smart contract capabilities during execution.
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