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How native transaction assertions could enforce a transaction's final outcome

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Briefings

The Ethereum Foundation's Trillion Dollar Security initiative is investigating blind signing and transaction uncertainty risks by exploring native transaction assertions to enforce a transaction's final outcome. This research aims to complement Clear Signing as a mechanism to ensure that a valid signature does not always guarantee the intended result, addressing a specific user experience gap in current consensus models.

Key points

• The Ethereum Foundation's Trillion Dollar Security initiative has identified blind signing and transaction uncertainty as a user experience risk.
• The initiative is exploring native transaction assertions as a next step to enforce a transaction's final outcome alongside Clear Signing.

Context and limitations

Evidence is limited to the Trillion Dollar Security initiative's identification of risks and the stated exploration of native transaction assertions. Specific implementation details, dates, or quantitative data regarding the assertions' performance or adoption are not provided.

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