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Steil’s bill would ban lawmakers from trading political prediction contracts.

Violators face fines, forfeitures, and restrictions taking effect later.

White House officials remain exempt as prediction market debates continue.

Members of Congress could soon face new limits on political prediction market trading under legislation introduced by Republican Representative Bryan Steil of Wisconsin. The proposal would prevent lawmakers and their immediate family members from profiting from contracts tied to elections, government actions, and public policy decisions.



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Retail XRP Wallets Now Make Up Over 93% of Total 7.9M XRP AddressesOn-chain data indicates that retail wallets holding at most 5,000 $XRP tokens make up more than 93% of the total $XRP-based addresses.

The $XRP ecosystem has continued to witness remarkable expansion in recent times. While wallet growth has slowed this year amid bearish sentiment triggered by ongoing price struggles, $XRP is already on course to hit the 8 million milestone.

Interestingly, data confirms that most of the wallet growth this year has been driven by retail investors who have continued to show interest in $XRP despite the selling pressure. Today, retail wallets holding 5,000 $XRP tokens or less make up 93% of total $XRP addresses.

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The Ethereum Magicians discussion for EIP-8304 introduces a draft design for trustless log and transaction indexing, aimed at making historical lookups easier to verify without centralized indexers.EIP-8304 proposes a simpler trustless log and transaction indexing design.

The goal is to help apps and light clients verify historical logs and transactions more efficiently.

The proposal could reduce reliance on centralized off-chain indexers.

It remains an early-stage draft with no confirmed implementation timeline.

A new Ethereum Magicians discussion around EIP-8304 is focused on a technical but important part of the developer stack: how applications and light clients can verify logs and transactions without depending entirely on centralized indexing providers. The proposal is tied to the broader trustless log index project, but its author frames it as a simpler design than EIP-7745.

Indexing is not the flashiest part of Ethereum, but it is one of the most important. Wallets, explorers, analytics platforms, DeFi dashboards, bridges, and light clients all need reliable ways to answer questions about historical transactions and events. Today, many of those answers come from off-chain indexers or infrastructure companies.
Ethereum is already trustless at the consensus layer, but user-facing applications often rely on third-party infrastructure to make historical data usable. If an app needs to know whether a certain event occurred, whether a contract emitted a log, or whether a transaction belongs to a particular history, it may depend on an external indexer. That dependency can create availability, censorship, and verification risks.

EIP-8304 proposes storing root hashes of index tables in a system contract, allowing efficient trustless proofs of log and transaction lookups. In plain English, the idea is to make it easier to pr


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<span class="RichTextText" node-type="RichTextText">The Ethereum Magicians discussion for EIP-8304 introduces a draft design for trustless log and transaction indexing, aimed at making historical lookups easier to verify without centralized indexers.EIP-8304 proposes a simpler trustless log and transaction indexing design.

The goal is to help apps and light clients verify historical logs and transactions more efficiently.

The proposal could reduce reliance on centralized off-chain indexers.

It remains an early-stage draft with no confirmed implementation timeline.

A new Ethereum Magicians discussion around EIP-8304 is focused on a technical but important part of the developer stack: how applications and light clients can verify logs and transactions without depending entirely on centralized indexing providers. The proposal is tied to the broader trustless log index project, but its author frames it as a simpler design than EIP-7745.

Indexing is not the flashiest part of Ethereum, but it is one of the most important. Wallets, explorers, analytics platforms, DeFi dashboards, bridges, and light clients all need reliable ways to answer questions about historical transactions and events. Today, many of those answers come from off-chain indexers or infrastructure companies.
Ethereum is already trustless at the consensus layer, but user-facing applications often rely on third-party infrastructure to make historical data usable. If an app needs to know whether a certain event occurred, whether a contract emitted a log, or whether a transaction belongs to a particular history, it may depend on an external indexer. That dependency can create availability, censorship, and verification risks.

EIP-8304 proposes storing root hashes of index tables in a system contract, allowing efficient trustless proofs of log and transaction lookups. In plain English, the idea is to make it easier to pr
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