Arbitrum has officially activated support for the account abstraction endpoint on its One and Nova mainnets, following the successful passage of AIP-2.
Details of the Proposal
The proposal, known as AIP-2, aimed to activate support for a new RPC endpoint, eth_sendRawTransactionConditional, on Arbitrum’s One and Nova mainnets. This endpoint was developed to address a specific issue related to the validation and execution of bundled transactions for submission to an alternative mempool.
Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 4337 has spurred significant momentum for account abstraction across the EVM ecosystem. But this proposal introduced a potential issue for bundlers working on Layer 2 (L2) transactions, where a delay between simulated transaction validation and final inclusion by sequencers could lead to reverting bundle submissions. This reversion results in lost value for the bundler, discouraging the operation of these services.
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