All Core Devs - Consensus (ACDC) #157, May 15 2025

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All Core Devs - Consensus (ACDC) #157, May 15, 2025

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Facilitator emails: stokes@ethereum.org

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ACDC #157 Summary

Action items

  • Continue work towards fusaka-devnet-0
    • To be launched 26 May

Summary

Pectra

  • Pectra upgrade completed successfully :tada:
  • Trent published Pectra perspectives from various core contributors
  • Pari conducting analysis on blob increase following Pectra; report forthcoming

⠀Fusaka

  • peerdas-devnet-7 launched; currently stable
  • Client teams primarily working on implementing BPO support
  • fusaka-devnet-0 ; aim for 26 May launch
  • We touched on validator custody implementation and any potential spec complexity
    • Async followup on Discord

⠀ACD Restructuring Proposal

  • Tim proposed reorganizing All Core Devs meetings:
    • ACDT to focus on current fork N
    • ACDE/C to focus on future fork N+1
  • Key discussion points:
    • Need for broader community input earlier in process
    • Concern about splitting attention between current and future forks
    • Proposal to formalize working group reviews
  • Proposed Timeline Structure for ACDE/C
    • Initial month for high-level fork focus discussion
    • Agreement on main features by early July
    • Core feature development alongside Fusaka work
    • Integration of smaller EIPs later
  • Marchill raised the need for a new ACD forum to improve community involvement
    • Participants leaned towards improving Ethereum Magicians, but agreed for a better way to surface input, and track R&D process of an EIP from proposal to mainnet.
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