Summary of the 213th Ethereum Execution Layer Core Developers Meeting (ACDE)

According to Tim Beiko's summary of the 213th Ethereum Execution Layer Core Developers Meeting (ACDE), the main topics discussed were: postponing the increase of the Gas Limit to 60M (awaiting specific throughput and latency data from Berlinterop testing, with execution taking approximately 3 seconds in the worst case), Glamsterdam brainstorming (FOCIL: implemented in five clients, aiming to enhance the mempool's censorship resistance to prevent malicious transaction ordering or exclusion; EVM64: improving EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) execution speed by introducing 64-bit arithmetic operations, currently awaiting performance benchmarking; Block-level Access-Lists: supporting deterministic parallelization, working in conjunction with the delayed execution mechanism, but the design still needs refinement and compatibility with FOCIL; Available Attestations: intended to enhance the security of fork choice rules, with related discussions to be moved to consensus layer meetings), among others.