According to @Gajpower, Ethereum discussions now reference Block-Level Access Lists under EIP-7928 and an earlier Block Access List proposal EIP-3584, underscoring ongoing work around access-list design at the protocol layer source: https://twitter.com/Gajpower/status/1993011971143417857. For trading context, Ethereum previously introduced Access List transactions via EIP-2930 to pre-declare addresses and storage keys and mitigate cold access gas costs, which directly affects execution costs for complex DeFi transactions on ETH source: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2930. Traders should monitor the formal status and lifecycle of EIP-7928 and EIP-3584 through the EIP process, as only accepted and scheduled EIPs become active on mainnet and can change gas accounting and on-chain execution pricing source: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1. The post also links to a discussion by @nero_eth on X for additional technical context relevant to transaction planning and risk management source: https://x.com/nero_eth/status/1991947238042431859.