Ethereum to Introduce Peer-to-Peer Privacy Transactions Next Year

Ethereum plans to introduce a peer-to-peer privacy transaction feature in the upcoming 'Hegotá' upgrade next year. The core idea is that privacy pools will directly pay transaction fees, allowing users to conduct transactions without relying on intermediary services. The architecture team has proposed EIP-8141 'Frame Transaction', EIP-8250 'Kid Nonce', and EIP-8272 'Recent Root' as major candidates. This approach focuses on eliminating intermediaries by having the privacy pool itself act as both the sender of the transaction and the fee payer. Additionally, through EIP-7805 'FOCIL' technology, it aims to make transaction censorship more difficult and prevent specific entities from intentionally excluding transactions. The architecture team is also considering increasing the block gas limit to 500-600 million by adjusting the costs associated with transaction data and state growth. The final configuration of Ethereum will be determined through discussions among core developers in the future.

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