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Akshay Tarpara
Upgradable smart contracts are essential in the Ethereum ecosystem, enabling developers to enhance functionality and fix issues without deploying entirely new contracts. However, the current auto-verification mechanisms primarily support older upgradeability standards, such as EIP-1967.
With recent advancements, minimal proxy patterns like ERC-7760 have gained significant adoption due to their efficiency and cost-effectiveness. These proxies are widely used by the community, yet they are not yet supported by existing auto-verification tools.
To improve transparency and streamline the verification process, I request the addition of auto-verification support for ERC-7760:
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EIP-7760 Specification:
https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7760
Furthermore,
Solady
, a highly optimized Solidity library, has been
fully audited by the Spearbit team
and is now production-ready. Since Solady natively implements ERC-7760 proxies, integrating auto-verification support would benefit developers leveraging this standard.
For reference, here is an analysis of ERC-7760 proxy deployments:
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Dune Analytics Report:
https://dune.com/vectorized/erc-7760-proxy-counts
Adding support for ERC-7760 in verification tools will enhance security, reduce manual verification overhead, and align with the latest industry standards.