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Ethereum developers vetoed listing "block trading" as a key focus of the Hegota upgrade, and Vitalik's endorsement failed to have an effect.
Mars Finance news: Ethereum developers decided at a virtual meeting on Thursday not to list “frame transactions” as a key proposal for the Hegota upgrade, which is expected to be rolled out in the second half of 2026, despite Vitalik Buterin publicly stating support. Client developers believe the proposal is too complex and worry it could delay the upgrade process. Frame transactions are intended to bring native account abstraction and post-quantum resistance to Ethereum, providing users with a login experience similar to that of traditional networks, and enabling fee-free transactions. Supporters warn that if it is not made a priority, native account abstraction may remain difficult to achieve for a long time. The first confirmed priority proposal for Hegota is FOCIL, aimed at improving the network’s resistance to censorship. Frame transactions were ultimately marked as “to be considered for inclusion,” and will continue to be reviewed in later meetings as a non-priority proposal.