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Base Completed the third mainnet upgrade, adding Validity Transactions and expanding B20 asset functionality

BlockBeats reported that October 1,Base completed the third mainnet upgrade, Cobalt. The core of this upgrade is Validity Transactions Validity Transactions, which allow users to submit transactions with attached validity conditions. They are packaged on-chain only when the conditions are met; if the conditions are not met, the transactions will never be included.Base stated that API is neutral infrastructure, allowing submissions from advanced traders to remain private before execution.

Cobalt also enhanced the June Beryl upgrade's B20 token standard by adding three features.Composite Policies allows asset issuers to combine existing allowlists and denylists using "OR" and "AND" logic, without duplicating lists or maintaining off-chain synchronization.Schedule Multiplier upgrade aligns with the ERC-8056 standard and supports changes to the way asset balances are displayed as preset by issuers, which can be used in scenarios such as stock splits.seizeWithMemo The seizeWithMemo feature allows authorized administrators to reallocate holder balances for assets with freezing enabled, while recording the source, destination, amount, and memo on-chain.Base also disclosed plans to shorten the block time from 2 seconds to 200 milliseconds over the coming months, implement native smart accounts at the protocol layer, support gas sponsorship and transaction batching, and introduce some of the EVM improvements from Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade.

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