Prop 114: Pre-installing Core Infrastructure Contracts for Enhanced Developer & User Experience
1. Executive Summary
This proposal suggests the pre-installation of essential infrastructure smart contracts on the CONX Chain. By integrating industry-standard contracts such as Multicall3, Permit2, Safe Singleton, and Account Abstraction components (ERC-4337/EIP-77002) at the protocol level, CONX will provide a seamless, plug-and-play environment for developers and significantly improve the end-user experience.
2. Motivation
To remain competitive in the rapidly evolving EVM ecosystem, CONX must support the latest Ethereum standards. Pre-installing these contracts ensures:
- Interoperability: Using deterministic addresses allows existing Ethereum-based tools and dApps to port to CONX without code modification.
- Gas Efficiency: Pre-installed contracts eliminate the need for repetitive deployments by individual developers, saving block space and gas.
- Future-Proofing: Supporting EIP-77002 and EntryPoint v0.8 positions CONX as a leading chain for the next generation of Account Abstraction (AA).
3. List of Target Contracts
| Contract Name | Standard/Origin | Key Functionality |
|---|---|---|
| Multicall3 | MakerDAO/Standard | Batching multiple calls into one transaction for faster UI data fetching. |
| Permit2 | Uniswap Labs | Signature-based token approvals, improving security and UX. |
| Safe Singleton | Safe (Gnosis) | Standardizing Multi-sig wallet deployments for DAOs and Institutions. |
| EIP-2935 | Ethereum Core | Serving historical block hashes from state for ZK-proofs and bridges. |
| EntryPoint (v0.8) | ERC-4337 | The core gateway for Smart Accounts and Account Abstraction. |
| Simple Account Factory | ERC-4337 / AA | Enables the deployment of standardized Smart Accounts at deterministic addresses. |
| Simple 77002 Account | EIP-77002 | Enabling EOA users to temporarily use Smart Contract features via delegation. |