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To facilitate future developments of parallel data load, we need to encourage as many transactions as possible that contain as complete and valid access lists. Current access list pricing does not sufficiently incentivize their inclusion, and this EIP aims to address this gap. Co-authored-by: Ben Adams <thundercat@illyriad.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Oleg Iakushkin <oleg.jakushkin@gmail.com>
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| the practical use is limited and uncommon due to the savings versus penalties involved. In order to break even for | ||
| each address included `24 storage keys` are required per address, and there is a `100 gas` saving per key at `25+`; | ||
| in contrast the penalty for including an unused key is `1900 gas`, so break-even where one key is unused is `43 keys`.\ | ||
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can we remove these delimiters?
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| eip: 7707 | ||
| title: Incentivize Access List Provisioning | ||
| description: This EIP proposes updating gas cost parameters for access lists to incentivise their use and improve transaction execution efficiency. |
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| description: This EIP proposes updating gas cost parameters for access lists to incentivise their use and improve transaction execution efficiency. | |
| description: Updates gas cost parameters for access lists to incentivise their use and improve transaction execution efficiency. |
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| While [EIP-2930](./eip-2930.md) introduced `accessLists` as a mechanism for `SLOAD` | ||
| pre-warming to reduce gas costs by informing the EVM upfront about which storage slots a transaction will access, | ||
| the practical use is limited and uncommon due to the savings versus penalties involved. In order to break even for | ||
| each address included `24 storage keys` are required per address, and there is a `100 gas` saving per key at `25+`; |
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To facilitate future developments of parallel data load, we need to encourage as many transactions as possible that contain as complete and valid access lists. Current access list pricing does not sufficiently incentivize their inclusion, and this EIP aims to address this gap.