📖 A curated list of resources dedicated to EIP-3074

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A list of useful resources to learn about EIP-3074 and its implications.

• A note on EIP-3074
• ERC-4337 vs EIP-3074: False dichotomy
• Can EIP-3074 and ERC-4337 be used together?
• 3074 ideas/use-cases
• How to preserve EOA check on your contract post EIP-3074?
• EIP-3074: Risks/Opportunities for Smart Account Adoption (and why we need EIP-5003)
• Is EIP-3074 the Next Step for Account Abstraction?

• EIP-3074 and the role of the EVM in a L2 world
• EIP-3074 - Matt Garnett
• An introduction to EIP-3074

• 3074 vs 4337 with Matt Garnett, Gregory Markou, and Joseph Delong

All of these implementations are for batched transactions. None of these implementations are audited.

• eip-3074-foundry (clabby, anna-carroll)
• account-abstraction-invoker (ZeroEkkusu, gretzke, web3security, mt-polygon-technology)
• eip3074-example-contracts (adietrichs)
• invoker (wevm)
• transaction-invoker (Mrtenz, adlerjohn)
• EIP3074-Invokers (Amxx) (This repo has some obvious bugs like passing an empty commit)
• InvokerDemo (jayden-sudo)

• Coinbase hackathon project (wilsoncusack)

• WETH3074 (axic)

• alphanet: Reth AlphaNet is a testnet OP Stack rollup aimed at enabling experimentation of bleeding edge Ethereum Research. AlphaNet currently supports EIP-3074.
• kakarot: Kakarot's EIP-3074 implementation in Cairo.
• dahe: a CLI tool for signing EIP-3074 auth messages.
• eip3074-snap: Experimental MM snap for EIP-3074.
• remix-eip3074-signer-plugin: Remix editor for EIP-3074.