Omar (oxmar)

Hey everyone! I just came across a really interesting EIP to talk about for the latest version of Solidity: PART 1: EIP-1153: Transient Storage Opcodes What is transient storage? Transient storage is a new type of storage that is discarded at the end of a transaction, similar to memory.

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PART 2: It can be used to store temporary data that does not need to persist beyond the current transaction. Why is transient storage needed? The EVM currently has limited options for handling temporary data within a transaction.

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PART 3: What are the benefits of transient storage? More efficient reentrancy locks Computable CREATE2 addresses on-chain Single-transaction ERC-20 approvals

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PART 4: What are some potential use cases for transient storage? Reentrancy-safe contracts CREATE2 implementations with dynamic constructor arguments More efficient and secure ERC-20 approvals Current status:

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