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📰 The Ethereum Foundation’s protocol cluster has, for the first time, unified the prioritization of the Hegotá upgrade proposals this time. About 60 researchers and engineers participated in compiling the feedback. The result is very clear: EIP-7805, also known as FOCIL, and EIP-8141, also known as Frame Transactions, have been listed as “must be deployed.”

🔥 What FOCIL aims to solve is the problem of transaction packaging being overly dependent on centralized block builders. Simply put, user transactions shouldn’t completely depend on whether a small number of builders are willing to include them in a block. This is indeed a key change for Ethereum’s censorship resistance.

💡 Frame Transactions follows a different track: it implements native account abstraction while paving the way for post-quantum identity verification and privacy applications at the protocol layer. It’s not just changing one account feature—later it will affect how users sign, how they interact, and how applications handle identity and privacy.

Honestly, the Foundation’s stance this time is firmer than “put it in the upgrade first and observe later.” The official position is that if there are risks with these two proposals, the upgrade timeline should be adjusted, and they shouldn’t simply be removed directly. In addition, 15 other proposals have been placed in the A-tier lineup that is likely to be included.

🤔 Do you think Hegotá should be prioritized for an on-time launch, or is it worth delaying to make sure FOCIL and Frame Transactions are solid?

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Ethereum has signed a “military order” for the entire network for the year 2029, and the fight against quantum threats has only just begun.

A hardcore roadmap—yet it coincides with the quietest day imaginable. On September 8, the Ethereum Foundation’s Protocol Team released a prioritized list of EIPs for the “Hegotá” upgrade. Out of all 62 proposals, 15 are marked as Priority A, 8 as Priority B “depending on the circumstances,” and 28 are outright rejected. The real highlight is the timeline: at all three layers—execution, verification, and data—fully realizing quantum-resistance capability, with the deadline set for December 2029.

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Compared with the day-to-day ups and downs, this feels more like chassis engineering.

Hegotá is expected to go live at the end of 2026. Two core EIPs are central to it: FOCIL (EIP-7805) will forcibly be included with public mempool transactions, directly targeting resistance to censorship; EIP-8141 (Frame) provides domain isolation to pave the way for a whole chain of future upgrades. The Foundation’s intent is very straightforward: don’t wait for quantum threats to appear before taking action—strengthen the base years in advance.

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But the market side is unusually calm. ETH is at $2,497, up 0.60% over 24 hours; its market cap is $304.8 billion. Meanwhile, BTC is at $78,879, up 0.17%; SOL is at $103.94, up 0.76%. While big coins grind together, this move by Ethereum is unlikely to show an immediate, direct pull on price in the short term. What it’s really selling is expectations and early prep—not this week’s candlestick chart.

What I’m more curious about is something else: anyone can create a pretty-looking K-line with a coordinated pump, but the real test of time comes from people who start working years ahead. In a lively market, there are those willing to quietly lay the groundwork bit by bit when nobody’s paying attention—and I think that’s the story truly worth watching.

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