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EIP-7702 would optimize the interaction between external accounts and intelligent contracts.
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EIP-7251 will expand the staking at 2,048 ETH per validator, but will maintain its minimum of 32 eth.
After several delays in its implementation, Ethereum’s sight update (ETH) would finally be launched on the main network on May 7, 2025, as reported by Tim Beiko, one of the main developers of that ecosystem.
This set of improvements has generated expectations among users and developers for the proposals they could contribute Improvements in scalability, efficiency and even staking the ethreum.
However, the road to Pin was not exempt from complications. Among them, for example, cryptootics reported that One of these obstacles occurred during the implementation in the testnet (Test network) Holesky, where the update failed to achieve the purpose of the purpose during the first day, which implied that transactions were not consolidated as immutable and irreversible on the network.
Two proposals that stand out, according to the Ethereum community
Among the 11 proposals for the improvement of Ethereum (EIP) that includes sicking in the roadmap of this update, two of them have especially captured the attention of Ethereum users and developers: the EIP-7702 and the EIP-7251.
For its part, the EIP-7702 was described by Jason Chasskin, a researcher at the Ethereum Foundation, as «The greatest improvement in user experience in Ethereum’s history»during an exclusive interview with cryptootics. This proposal promises to optimize the interaction between external accounts (EOA) and smart contract accounts.
In addition, not only would facilitate the development of more advanced Wallets, but also indicates that compatibility between different types of accounts simplify the network operations.
Tim Beiko also highlighted the relevance of this EIP, underlining its potential to make the network more accessible and efficient for users.
EIP-7251: Changes in Staking
The second proposal that generates interest is the EIP-7251, which will introduce significant changes in the Ethereum Staking mechanism.
Currently, a validator can bet a maximum of 32 Ether; With pertra, this limit will be extended to 2,048 eth per validator. By allowing larger bets, the total number of active validators is expected to decrease, which could make The network is more efficient by reducing the amount of communications and confirmations between nodes. This, in turn, could translate faster transaction and lower rates, especially in times of congestion.
However, this improvement also has a controversial side. A reduction in the number of validators could concentrate power in those with the highest amounts of Ether stationedwhich could negatively impact the decentralization of the network.
At the same time, by maintaining the minimum in 32 ETH, the smallest individual traigators can continue to participate without the entry barrier rises, although at the time of this article 32 ETH equals almost 60,000 dollars, a price of them prohibitive for many users.
This dilemma between efficiency and decentralization will be one of the points to be observed after the launch of Pin, since it could influence the dynamics of ethhereum’s governance and security in the long term.
With pein a few days after its implementation, the eyes are put on how these improvements will affect the performance of the network and the price of Ether, waiting for a catalyst that imposed it on the rise, in a context in which its dominance recently reached its lowest historical point.