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Consensus-layer Call 134 #1050

Closed ralexstokes closed 3 months ago

ralexstokes commented 4 months ago

Consensus-layer Call 134

prev: call 133

Meeting Date/Time: Thursday 2024/5/30 at 14:00 UTC Meeting Duration: 1.5 hours stream

  1. Electra
  2. Research, spec, etc
    • F-star naming
  3. Open discussion/Closing remarks
dapplion commented 4 months ago

We should summarize interop remarks re peerdas

wemeetagain commented 4 months ago

Would like to discuss EIP-7688: Forward compatible consensus data structures for inclusion in Electra

hwwhww commented 4 months ago

If we have time left, we can talk about the F-star naming. ⭐

jorem321 commented 4 months ago

Hello! On behalf of Nethermind Research, I would like to signal our interest in presenting the results of the research report "Allowing validators to provide client information privately". This work was sponsored by a grant from the Ethereum Foundation, and its presentation to the community is an important milestone for its completion.

This research discusses methods that can be used (with some changes to the Ethereum protocol) to gather client diversity data from validators in an anonymous fashion. We would greatly appreciate your feedback on this.

PS: If possible, we would prefer to present this work during the next CL call, in mid-June.

mkalinin commented 4 months ago

I would like to discuss an alternative to EIP-7685. The draft of the proposal is outlined in the Engine API PR with additional discussion points in the description:

The proposed change affects both layers and is potential simplification for EL and IMHO is cleaner from the CL perspective. It would be great to discuss the engineering complexity and potential security issues that might be caused by this change.

etan-status commented 4 months ago

I'd like to add:

ralexstokes commented 4 months ago

Hello! On behalf of Nethermind Research, I would like to signal our interest in presenting the results of the research report "Allowing validators to provide client information privately". This work was sponsored by a grant from the Ethereum Foundation, and its presentation to the community is an important milestone for its completion.

This research discusses methods that can be used (with some changes to the Ethereum protocol) to gather client diversity data from validators in an anonymous fashion. We would greatly appreciate your feedback on this.

PS: If possible, we would prefer to present this work during the next CL call, in mid-June.

@jorem321 that works! please just post on the agenda when you are ready

ralexstokes commented 3 months ago

closing in lieu of #1069