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coinbase:Supporting EIP-4844: Reducing Fees for Ethereum Layer 2 Rollups https://www.coinbase.com/blog/supporting-eip-4844-reducing-fees-for-ethereum-layer-2-rollups
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timbeiko.eth
@tim
Coinbase engineers were working on 4844 when you casted this - it’s been really cool to see them roll up their sleeves and go all in on this. Huge props to them!
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mattdesl
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something I’m not clear on: what is the ‘full sharding’ work after 4844 that is claimed to give *another* 10-100x improvement to L2s?
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timbeiko.eth
@tim
Ha, great question! So, today CALLDATA is stored permanently in the chain, so is v expensive. 4844 introduced temporary data, which is cheaper, but still downloaded by all nodes. Full sharding has nodes cryptographically check a % of the data vs downloading it all.
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timbeiko.eth
@tim
So 4844 data is cheaper than CALLDATA because it’s a short term vs. long term cost to the nodes. Full sharding makes it a partial cost vs. full cost: only need to sample a subset of the data vs. download everything to get a high probabilistic assurance it’s all available.
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timbeiko.eth
@tim
This means that with full sharding we can raise the amount of data on the network another ~10x.
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