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https://x.com/parallel_evm/status/1900399982085366151?s=46 If we consider a way to improve this? 1. Agree in advance on a standard base-slot allocation rule between major services (services that support delegated designator) and use a namespace for each criterion. 2. When migrating to a new service, if there is a previous state value, initialize it by switching to cold storage (this is dangerous, so EOA should be aware of this when signing the authorization tuple list and manage it by setting a CLEAR_FLAG).
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Big win for stablecoins today A reminder that Sherrod Brown (voted out) and Elizabeth Warren were the reason a bipartisan bill from the House last year never had a chance to see the Senate floor. Here's a rough overview of the bill: - Federal oversight in most cases - Increased transparency requirements and public disclosures, i.e. are stablecoins backed with real assets - Some compliance stuff Ultimately, will be a boon for fintech / tradfi adoption. Which will normalize using public blockchains for more practical stuff. I would expect in the medium term this benefits decentralized stablecoins like DAI. https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2025/03/11/latest-draft-of-u-s-stablecoin-bill-aims-to-split-power-between-state-and-federal-authorities
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hey, how to recovery subscribe value? GGGG
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EigenLayer has been of great help to researchers.
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Why are mixed assets being moved to consolidated multi-sig accounts? Are there any related patterns?
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Unique Stake + Operator Sets model strengthens EigenLayer slashing security architecture, enabling independent AVS slashing and allowing operators to segment their risk exposure. I look forward to analyzing the implementation once completed.
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consider it from a slashing perspective - in the previous deallocation example, if we slash the Operator by 50%, both the current allocation amount and pending deallocations will be reduced by the slashing ratio.
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If we deallocate about 50% for the Operator, it remains in a "Pending Deallocation" state as shown below. Similarly, a DEALLOCATION_DELAY is initiated.
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I've created a diagram to help easily understand how Magnitude changes based on Unique Stake Looking at allocation/deallocation, when allocating 2,000 Magnitude to the "EigenDA_EIGEN" Operator, it remains in a "Pending Allocation" state as shown below. In this case, the previously mentioned ALLOCATION_DELAY is initiated.
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Implementing delay mechanisms for Unique Stake Allocation, Deallocation, and Withdrawal actions protects against synchronous timing attacks. • ALLOCATION_DELAY: Creates a delay between when operators allocate stake to AVS and when it becomes a slashing target, giving stakers time to withdraw if they disagree with new allocations. • DEALLOCATION_DELAY: Implements a delay between stake deallocation and non-slashable status, allowing AVS time to execute slashing for past operations. • WITHDRAWAL_DELAY: establishes a delay between withdrawal requests and completion, during which stake remains a slashing target, enabling AVS to address past misconduct.
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The protocol uses Magnitude as an accounting unit to track the percentage of delegated stake assigned to each AVS. for example with each Operator total Magnitude fixed at 1x10^18, the sum of Magnitudes assigned across operators cannot exceed this value, preventing double allocation since AVS cannot slash the same stake.
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ELIP-002 addresses these issues by introducing the Unique Stake and Operator Sets Model. This model enables operators to allocate specific portions of their stakes to individual AVS, ensuring that slashing events remain isolated. For example, if an operator allocates 10% of their stake to AVS A and 20% to AVS B, slashing in AVS A only affects its 10% allocation, leaving AVS B's 20% untouched.
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The shared stake model had an issue: when operators joined multiple AVS, their delegated stake could be slashed by all chosen AVS. This exposed the same stake to multiple slashing risks, where slashing by one AVS could indirectly affect others. The model failed to guarantee AVS' access to slashable stakes when needed, requiring a global veto committee to prevent systematic slashing risks.
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