Ethereum and Base developers have ended their collaboration on a unified account abstraction standard after failing to reconcile EIP-8141 and EIP-8130. Ethereum prioritizes censorship resistance, privacy, and security with EIP-8141, which is set for the Hegotá upgrade, while Base focuses on scalability, customization, and compliance with EIP-8130. This split means wallet developers may need to support two different transaction formats, though user experience could remain seamless if handled well. The divergence highlights differing network priorities and technical approaches to improving crypto wallet interactions.
Ethereum and Base's split on account abstraction standards comes as 20 of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose and 28 fell today. Notable movers include EOS with an 8.13% increase to Rp12.649 and Stellar (XLM) up 6.31% to Rp3.419, while Filecoin (FIL) dropped 6.96% to Rp15.706. This market snapshot is as of Sep 15, 2026 13:01 WIB.
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