Opportunity: What are the needs of our target user groups?
The EOS EVM lacks a robust mechanism for implementing hard forks, which are essential for introducing significant updates, protocol improvements, and possibly addressing critical vulnerabilities. This capability is crucial for the platform's adaptability, security, and evolution, meeting the needs of developers and users for a dynamic, up-to-date, and secure blockchain environment.
Strategic alignment: How does this problem align with our core strategic pillars?
Introducing hard forking capability aligns with our strategic pillars of "Relevance and Compatibility" and "Security and Trust". It ensures the EOS EVM can evolve in response to technological advancements and community needs while maintaining a secure and reliable platform.
Context
Competitors: Who are our top competitors and why? How do they solve this problem today?
Competitors like Ethereum have established mechanisms for hard forking, allowing them to introduce significant updates such as EIP-1559 and transition towards Ethereum 2.0.
Product differentiation: What would make our solution different?
The EOS EVM's approach to hard forking would has been designed to minimize disruption and ensure a seamless transition.
Solution
Solution name: Hard Forking Capability for EOS EVM
Purpose: Define the product’s purpose briefly
To establish a comprehensive framework within EOS EVM that allows for the smooth execution of hard forks, enabling the platform to introduce significant updates, enhance functionality, and address vulnerabilities effectively.
Success definition: What are the top metrics for the product to define success?
Successful implementation of a test hard fork demonstrating the framework's effectiveness.
Seamless execution of hard forks with minimal disruption to the EOS EVM ecosystem.
Assumptions
The reused fields utilized in the current design will not be utilized by future Ethereum updates
Risks: What risks should be considered?
TBD
Business Objectives/Functionality
Implement technical tools and protocols within EOS EVM to support hard forking, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum security.
User stories
As a user, I want assurance that the platform can evolve and improve over time through hard forks without compromising my assets' security or usability.
Hard Forking Capability for EOS EVM
Problem
Opportunity: What are the needs of our target user groups?
The EOS EVM lacks a robust mechanism for implementing hard forks, which are essential for introducing significant updates, protocol improvements, and possibly addressing critical vulnerabilities. This capability is crucial for the platform's adaptability, security, and evolution, meeting the needs of developers and users for a dynamic, up-to-date, and secure blockchain environment.
Strategic alignment: How does this problem align with our core strategic pillars?
Introducing hard forking capability aligns with our strategic pillars of "Relevance and Compatibility" and "Security and Trust". It ensures the EOS EVM can evolve in response to technological advancements and community needs while maintaining a secure and reliable platform.
Context
Competitors: Who are our top competitors and why? How do they solve this problem today?
Competitors like Ethereum have established mechanisms for hard forking, allowing them to introduce significant updates such as EIP-1559 and transition towards Ethereum 2.0.
Product differentiation: What would make our solution different?
The EOS EVM's approach to hard forking would has been designed to minimize disruption and ensure a seamless transition.
Solution
Solution name: Hard Forking Capability for EOS EVM
Purpose: Define the product’s purpose briefly
To establish a comprehensive framework within EOS EVM that allows for the smooth execution of hard forks, enabling the platform to introduce significant updates, enhance functionality, and address vulnerabilities effectively.
Success definition: What are the top metrics for the product to define success?
Assumptions
Risks: What risks should be considered?
Business Objectives/Functionality
User stories
Open questions
Possible future tasks