The following CAPs have been accepted on the merits of the idea pre-implementation, and are ready for implementation. It is still possible that a CAP may be rejected post-implementation due to the issues that may arise during an initial implementation.
CAP-51: add support for secp256r1 verification.
CAP-53: create separate functions for extending the time-to-live for contract instance and contract code.
CAP-54: lower total costs by refining the Soroban cost model used for VM instantiation into multiple separate and more-accurate costs.
CAP-55: lower total costs by linking fewer host functions during VM instantiation in Soroban.
CAP-56: lower total costs by caching parsed Wasm modules within a Soroban transaction.
The following CAPs have been accepted on the merits of the idea pre-implementation, and are ready for implementation. It is still possible that a CAP may be rejected post-implementation due to the issues that may arise during an initial implementation.
CAP-51: add support for secp256r1 verification. CAP-53: create separate functions for extending the time-to-live for contract instance and contract code. CAP-54: lower total costs by refining the Soroban cost model used for VM instantiation into multiple separate and more-accurate costs. CAP-55: lower total costs by linking fewer host functions during VM instantiation in Soroban. CAP-56: lower total costs by caching parsed Wasm modules within a Soroban transaction.