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Last week in Web3 Abstraction 🧵 - Native AA Breakout Call highlights - Delegated Execution Sharding & hyper-parallel zkEVM - Etherspot powers @blockgramapp's gasless, keyless UX on Telegram - Affine Metering for higher Ethereum throughput Read more👇 go.etherspot.io/4HVGItb

Ethereum’s Native Account Abstraction debate is entering a more structured phase. First dedicated breakout call compared multiple proposals (Frame Transactions, EIP-8202, EIP-8223, EIP-8224 + others) covering mempool, privacy, post-quantum & L2 alignment. Learn more👇

@Ymaxapp Smart accounts are a great fit for cross-chain flows! ERC-4337 lets users handle complex operations with just one signature instead of multiple approvals.

Earlier this week we announced smart account support in Ymax. That means popular smart account setups like Base Wallet can now access cross-chain stablecoin yield with a single signature. No workarounds, no friction. This makes Ymax accessible to the millions of smart accounts created since EIP-4337. Smart accounts are also a key ingredient for features like multi-sig support 👀

Gas shouldn’t block your users. Arka is an open-source ERC-4337 paymaster that lets you: ✔️Sponsor gas for users ✔️Accept ERC-20s as fees ✔️Define custom policies No more “go get ETH first” onboarding. Start building 👇 etherspot.fyi/arka/intro

No seed phrases. No gas headaches. Just crypto as simple as sending a message 💬 See how @blockgramapp built a gasless, keyless experience on Telegram using our Account Abstraction stack 👇 go.etherspot.io/xQZwj2I

We didn't just launch a beta today. We launched a new standard for the industry. 📈 Today proved that 800 million Telegram users are starving for a native execution layer. Massive respect to our infrastructure partners like @etherspot and the verification standard at @AssureDefi for helping us build this enterprise-grade foundation. To the Wave 1 testers: keep breaking things. Keep giving feedback. The super-client is just waking up. 🌍⚡

Last week in Web3 Abstraction: - Wallet-led privacy paymasters (EIP-5792) - EIP-8141 biggest update yet, highlighted by @pedrouid - @ETHGasOfficial & @ether_fi announce $3B blockspace market deal - GasLiteAA TEEs cut ERC-4337 gas Full digest 👇 go.etherspot.io/stC2VVD

Read more in the proposal draft: eip.tools/eip/8223

Etherspot explains: EIP-8223 EIP-8223 introduces a new transaction type where a contract can pay gas on behalf of a sender, but only in a very specific, controlled way. Instead of adding complex logic, EIP-8223 keeps things simple. The contract you’re calling can pay gas, but only when the transaction is sent directly to it. So tx.to becomes both the execution target and the gas payer. It works with a two-sided opt-in: - the contract explicitly approves a sender (via a registry), - and the sender chooses to use a sponsored transaction. One of the key design choices here is static validation. Instead of executing custom logic in the EVM, it relies on standard account reads and a registry check. This helps preserve compatibility with Ethereum’s current design while avoiding added complexity. Gas handling stays unchanged via EIP-1559. The contract fronts the cost, and any unused gas is refunded back to it. The proposal isn’t trying to compete with broader ideas like Frame Transactions. It’s a narrower approach, useful in cases where simple sponsorship is enough.

Today, the 7702 Collective debuts.🔎 This coalition aims to put crypto's spotlight back where it belongs: beyond narratives and into the trends driving true adoption + consolidation. As our first move, we're publishing The State of Crypto Innovation. This builders-first assessment of crypto’s maturing infrastructure gathers insights from Web3's top builders on what, exactly, is taking us to the next level. (1/2)👇

Last week in Web3 Abstraction: - Glamsterdam slows, Hegotá takes shape - ERC-8211 backed by @Biconomy and @ethereumfndn - EIP-8223 & 8224: new paths for sponsored + private gas - “Account Manager” bridging Web2 & Web3 by @alexanderchopan Read more👇 go.etherspot.io/p6DdUIy

@blockgramapp 🫡

The friction of Web3 is officially dead. Blockgram × @etherspot. 🤝 We just turned the biggest messaging app in crypto into a gasless, seedless execution terminal. By integrating Etherspot’s industry-leading Account Abstraction (ERC-4337) infrastructure, we are completely removing the blockchain plumbing from the Telegram experience. ✅ Gasless Transactions: Pay fees in any token. ✅ Smart Accounts: No more seed phrase stress. ✅ Transaction Bundling: Approve and send in one click. The super-client is armed. The execution layer is invisible. Welcome to the new standard. ⚡🌍

Experiment first. Go live when you're ready. With Etherspot, you can test our Account Abstraction infrastructure for free and only pay for what your app uses on mainnet. Learn more: go.etherspot.io/aV64aFY

@drakefjustin @gnosis_ @ziskvm @base Read the full digest: go.etherspot.io/UP2PAZO

- New papers from Google & Oratomic sharpen post-quantum pressure on ETH & BTC - @drakefjustin - @gnosis_ & @ziskvm launch the Ethereum Economic Zone to reunite L2s with mainnet - EIP-8037 dominates Glamsterdam repricing call - @base drops its 2026 roadmap, including native AA 👇

@LineaBuild Bringing account abstraction features to EOAs without migration is exactly the UX leap Web3 needs. EIP-7702 on Linea is a meaningful step for the ecosystem👏

EIP-7702 is live on Linea. Your existing wallet can now execute smart contract logic, transaction batching, gas sponsorship, session keys, account recovery, without changing your address or migrating to a new account.