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Developers working on Ethereum are about to finalize two complementary standards that could solve one of the network's persistent user experience problems: how to clearly point to addresses across different chains.
"Users and apps need ways to unambiguously refer to an address on a specific chain," Wonderland, a multi-protocol team contributing to Ethereum and other decentralized networks, explained.
Right now, "there's no standard way for wallets, apps, or protocols to interpret or display this information," it added in a tweet thread.
Wonderland presented their work on ERC-7828 and ERC-7930 on Wednesday's Ethereum L2 Interop Working Group call, detailing how these "interoperable addresses" will improve cross-chain interactions.
The two standards help reduce confusion about addresses between different chains. They use a simple format and an easy-to-understand naming system.
Currently, there’s no standard way for wallets, apps, or protocols to interpret or display this information.
Wallets, dapps, explorers, and smart contracts all handle addresses differently. The result? A messy, inconsistent experience that breaks cross-chain UX.
— Wonderland (@DeFi_Wonderland) April 30, 2025
For everyday users, these standards promise simpler, safer cross-chain transactions.
Instead of managing complex addresses across multiple networks, users can see human-readable names, making it easier for them to interact across a sprawling ecosystem of networks and sidechains.
“The idea is for this to serve the needs of two groups of people," Wonderland's pseudonymous developer, Teddy, explained on the call.
ERC-7930 gives computers a standardized format to identify exactly which network an address belongs to.
ERC-7828, meanwhile, makes addresses human-readable: something like "readonly@decrypt.this," instead of a long string of letters and numbers, making addresses easily recognizable by chain.
This approach addresses a pain point. Users often switch between wallets and networks, making it easy to send money to the right address but on the wrong network, which can result in losses.
Pectra, one of Ethereum’s largest upgrades since transitioning to a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism in 2022, is now set to hit the Ethereum mainnet on May 7. Originally scheduled for a March 2025 release, Pectra was delayed due to finality issues on the Holesky testnet, but has been running without major incident on the Hoodi testnet that was spun up in response to the testnet issues. The upgrade also experienced a minor issue on the Sepolia testnet in early March, but it was later identified...
"On a fundamental level this is very simple. This is just 'okay people know about addresses' and we have to also strap a chain ID on top of that, so people know where that address actually lives," Teddy explained.
With finalization targeted for May 9th, the standards will soon be available for implementation in walletswallets, block explorers, and cross-chain messaging protocols.
The Wonderland team is calling for final community feedback through Ethereum Magicians forum threads before the standards reach final call status.
North Korean hackers are luring crypto professionals into elaborate fake job interviews designed to steal their data and deploy sophisticated malware on their devices. A new Python-based remote access trojan called "PylangGhost," links malware to a North Korean-affiliated hacking collective called "Famous Chollima," also known as "Wagemole,” threat intelligence research firm Cisco Talos reported on Wednesday. "Based on the advertised positions, it is clear that the Famous Chollima is broadly tar...
A previously unreported data breach has exposed more than 16 billion login credentials, making it one of the largest compilations of stolen personal data ever discovered. First reported by Cybernews, the trove of data includes credentials for widely used services, including Facebook, Google, Telegram, and GitHub, as well as access to corporate, developer, and government websites. Researchers from Cybernews said the information likely comes from a mix of infostealer malware logs, credential stuff...
Quantum computers weren’t expected to pose a threat to Bitcoin’s security anytime soon. But IBM has launched a project that could expedite the timeline: the world’s first fault-tolerant quantum computer, set to debut by 2029. Despite their ability to calculate in multiple directions simultaneously, current-generation quantum computers have high error rates. Without fault tolerance, and the ability to detect and correct errors as they happen, quantum computers can’t run complex algorithms that wo...
