Research post proposes EIP-8288 on OP Stack to cut the L2 data cost of post-quantum signatures

Post-quantum signatures are much larger than today's, so this post argues that L2 users' signature data could become the main scaling limit, even with more blobs.

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Topics: Blobs and data availability · Quantum resistance · Layer 2s

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Research post proposes EIP-8288 on OP Stack to cut the L2 data cost of post-quantum signatures · ethernews.org