Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin stated that recent deep dives into transaction formats (such as EIP-8141, UTXO, PBT, keyed nonces, and recursive STARK mempools) have led to a clearer understanding of "effects" and "dependencies" in transactions, allowing for separate optimization. He pointed out that "dependencies" can be processed in parallel, state-related dependencies can be inferred by the mempool, and pure dependencies can even be replaced by STARK verification, leading to streamlined execution and data. This approach will result in a more concise transaction format and maximize cross-compatibility. Buterin emphasized that Ethereum's current scaling strategy needs to move beyond the 2015 paradigm by clearly distinguishing between dynamic flexible and static analyzable parts, and reducing the gas cost of the static analyzable parts to achieve more efficient scaling. He believes that a good implementation of EIP-8141 is not only the culmination of a decade of account abstraction work but also prepares for decentralized-friendly hyperscaling in the coming years.