Taiko Completes Proposal #39 upgrade; bridging supports Permit and raises the Gas limit
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Taiko Completes Proposal #39 upgrade; bridging supports Permit and raises the Gas limit.
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Ethereum Layer2 network Taiko completes Proposal 39 upgrade; bridging functionality adds Permit and raises the Gas limit
BlockBeats reports that October 8, according to Taiko official news, Ethereum Layer2 network Taiko's Proposal #39 has passed the community veto window and has been executed on both Ethereum L1 and Taiko L2.
This upgrade primarily optimizes the Taiko bridge. Following the upgrade, the Taiko bridge's ERC20Vault now supports Permit and Permit2, so users no longer need to initiate a separate Approve transaction when bridging tokens, simplifying the token-bridging process.
Meanwhile, the Ether payment Gas limit of the Taiko bridge has been raised to prepare in advance for changes brought by EIP-8037. In addition,Taiko has deployed new L1 templates on both L2 and BridgedERC20V2.Taiko stated that the relevant functions have completed end-to-end testing, covering ETH、ERC20、ERC721 and ERC1155 assets, and testing bidirectional bridging scenarios.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370807
Key points
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Taiko's Proposal #39 has passed the community veto window and has been executed on both Ethereum L1 and Taiko L2.
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Taiko The bridge's ERC20Vault now supports Permit and Permit2, and users no longer need to initiate a separate Approve transaction when bridging tokens.
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Taiko The bridge's Ether payment Gas limit has been raised, and new BridgedERC20V2 templates have been deployed.
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Taiko stated that the relevant functions have completed end-to-end testing, covering ETH、ERC20、ERC721 and ERC1155 assets and bidirectional bridging scenarios.
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This upgrade primarily changes how the Taiko bridge is used: after supporting Permit and Permit2, some token-bridging processes can eliminate one Approve transaction; meanwhile, the bridge's Ether payment Gas limit has been raised and new token templates have been added.
Why it matters to readers
If the functions operate properly, bridging tokens may become more convenient, and the relevant configuration has been adapted for changes brought by EIP-8037.
Permit is an authorization method that allows users to reduce separate approval transactions when bridging tokens; the Gas limit is the maximum amount of computational resources that a single operation may use.
Risks and unknowns
The information is based on BlockBeats' relay of Taiko official news; it does not provide Taiko's original official announcement or an on-chain transaction link.
The information does not specify the actual post-upgrade bridging volume, fund flows, or the impact on ETH price.
The information does not provide details on whether compatibility, Gas, or security issues occurred after the upgrade.
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