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Update EIP-7623: Move to Withdrawn #8530

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  • Describe Gas Sheltering in Security Considerations section
  • Move status to Withdrawn

@wjmelements wjmelements requested a review from eth-bot as a code owner May 8, 2024 02:09
@github-actions github-actions bot added c-status Changes a proposal's status s-withdrawn This EIP is Withdrawn t-core labels May 8, 2024
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eth-bot commented May 8, 2024

File EIPS/eip-7623.md

Requires 1 more reviewers from @nerolation, @vbuterin

@eth-bot eth-bot added the a-review Waiting on author to review label May 8, 2024
@eth-bot eth-bot changed the title Update EIP-7623: Disclose Gas Sheltering Security Issue Update EIP-7623: Move to Withdrawn May 8, 2024
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I disagree.
You say in the security section that one needs to consider the worst case blocks after users start playing the games you describe:

Have you ever checked what the worst case block size would then be?
If there's a user that needs EVM computation worth 20m gas and another who wants to add 10m gas worth of data to the chain, then, depite being irrelevant if it's one or two users, the max possible blocksize is still significantly reduced.

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