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The Case for ILECTRA - HackMD

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^ILECTRA is a portmanteau of “Inclusion Lists” (abbr. IL) and “Electra” (the next Ethereum hard fork). lol. ⋅ ⋅ by mike – friday, march 15, 2024. (18-month anniversary of The Merge!!) ⋅ ⋅ Many thanks to Justin, Lion, Julian, Thomas, Toni, and Tim for comments on the draft of this document. Note: The following is the author’s opinion alone. Reviews are not necessarily endorsements (though Justin said he explicitly gives his endorsement :). ⋅ ⋅ Contents Inclusion lists allow validators to express their preferences over included transactions while outsourcing their block production to the builder market. This concept has seen significant research over the past three years leading to EIP-7547 and the related work. Inclusion lists are a step towards preserving censorship resistance of the base chain under the reality of block-building centralization, which Vitalik explicitly characterizes in “Endgame,” “So what’s the result? Block production is centralized, block validation is trustles

The Case for ILECTRA - HackMD # The Case for ILECTRA <img src=https://storage.googleapis.com/ethereum-hackmd/upload_66702f46f66fe344a9cc46fe6f068b34.png width=92%> <br> <sub>**^*ILECTRA is a portmanteau of "Inclusion Lists" (abbr. IL) and "Electra" (the next Ethereum hard fork). lol.***</sub> $\cdot$ *by [mike](https://twitter.com/mikeneuder) – friday, march 15, 2024. ([18-month anniversary](https://www.reddit.com/r/relationship_advice/comments/ng54jq/is_an_18_month_anniversary_a_thing/) of [The Merge](https://ethereum.org/en/roadmap/merge/)!!)* $\cdot$ *Many thanks to [Justin]

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