devcon 7 / keynote unifying ethereum through intents and erc 7683
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Keynote: Unifying Ethereum Through Intents and ERC-7683
Duration: 00:25:43
Speaker: Hart Lambur
Type: Talk
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
Ethereum has scaled with a diverse ecosystem of L2s—but this created a new challenge: how can this fragmented landscape of potentially millions of rollups feel like a **unified Ethereum**? In this talk, I’ll discuss how intent-based architectures—and new standards like ERC-7683—can help unify Ethereum while maintaining the benefits of Ethereum’s rollup centric architecture.
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