Future Works

As we advance towards a production-level release, several key initiatives will be undertaken to enhance Pioneer Alpha v1, which currently integrates the functionalities of RIP-7560, RIP-7711, and RIP-7712. These efforts aim to bolster system performance, stability, and readiness for production deployment.

Pioneer Alpha v2 Enhancements

We are preparing to launch a second devnet with more updates and enhancements, focusing on both technical improvements and operational efficiency. Key initiatives include:

• Implementing Validation Phase Observability

• Separating context between transactions within a bundle when applying RIP-7711

• Developing sorting logic for the position of RIP-7711 bundles within a block

Additionally, we will perform general code refactoring aimed at improving readability and maintainability while minimizing differences across versions.

Collaborating to Finalize RIPs

The RIPs related to Native Account Abstraction remain in draft status, with several unresolved issues identified during our implementation. The Kroma team is actively collaborating with the ERC-4337 team to address these gaps and improve the standards. We plan to continue contributing to finalizing these standards and building production-level implementations based on OP Stack.

Rigorous Testing and Security

Given the significant changes introduced by Native Account Abstraction, which could impact network liveness and open attack vectors such as Denial of Service (DoS) on the sequencer, thorough testing is crucial.

Therefore, rigorous testing is essential to handle edge cases and mitigate attack surfaces. Comprehensive unit and integration tests will be conducted on the Geth code, and extensive testing will be performed on the bundler client provided as a reference implementation to prevent potential issues.