Ethereum will improve user experience with new interoperable address standards

PANews reported on May 1 that according to Decrypt, the core development team of Ethereum is about to complete the formulation of two key standards, aiming to solve the problem of address recognition in cross-chain interactions. The ERC-7828 and ERC-7930 standards are expected to be officially finalized on May 9, and the final community comments are currently being collected on the Ethereum Magicians forum. It is understood that the ERC-7930 standard will provide the system with a unified network recognition format, while the ERC-7828 standard is committed to converting complex encrypted addresses into a more easily recognizable "name@service" format. This improvement will effectively reduce the risk of asset loss caused by users due to network selection errors.

It is worth noting that the Ethereum Pectra upgrade has been determined to be deployed to the main network on May 7. The upgrade was originally scheduled to be released in March 2025 and was postponed due to technical issues on the Holesky test network. The development team said that the current operation on the Hoodi test network is stable.