World Chain plans to launch the EIP-7928 full block access list on mainnet on August 17.
TechFlow news, August 06, according to Bitcoin.com, World Chain plans to launch EIP-7928 Block-Level Access Lists (BALs) on mainnet on August 17, reportedly becoming the first Layer 2 network (L2) globally to deploy this technology in a production environment. The technology streams access list data every 200 milliseconds within the Flashblock architecture, enabling validators to verify transactions in parallel during block construction, rather than waiting for block completion to execute sequentially one by one, with a throughput target of 1 Gigagas/second.
Unlike Ethereum's plan to formally introduce EIP-7928 in the Glamsterdam upgrade, World Chain adopts a Runtime Flag deployment method, allowing client operators to upgrade in advance without coordinating a network-wide hard fork. According to internal test data, throughput significantly increases while verification latency remains stable on standard cloud infrastructure.
