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Ethereum: Where is BIP 40 and 41?
As a developer working with Ethereum, you are probably familiar with the BIP (Block Interchange Protocol) protocol suite, which provides specifications for building decentralized blockchain-based applications. However, one key component missing from most online documents is BIP 40 and 41.
Importance of BIP
BIP is a core part of the Ethereum protocol suite, providing a framework for creating decentralized applications (dApps) and interacting with the underlying blockchain. The BIP kit consists of several modules, including:
- BIP 0040
: Stratum Wire Protocol
- BIP 040: Web3 server subprotocol
- BIP 041: Web3 client subprotocol
Why aren’t BIPs showing up?
Despite its importance, only two BIP protocols are officially documented on the Ethereum blockchain: BIP 0040 and BIP 040. The lack of documentation is a concern for developers who use these protocols to build decentralized applications.
The reason for the lack of documentation is not yet clear. However, it is worth noting that Marek Palatinus, one of the co-authors of the BIP kit, participated in various online forums and discussions devoted to the development of Ethereum.
Role of Marek Palatinus
Although there is no official information on the purpose of BIP 40 and 41, some developers suggest that they may be related to the Stratum Wire protocol or web3 server/subprotocol protocols. However, these assumptions are not confirmed and do not have concrete evidence.
Conclusion
The absence of BIP 40 and 41 documents worries Ethereum developers, as it may indicate a deeper problem with the BIP package maintenance and update process. If you are developing a decentralized application based on Ethereum, it is extremely important to verify the accuracy of any information you find on the Internet before relying on it.
Currently, there is very little information about BIP 40 and 41. Developers can continue to explore alternative solutions or use existing documentation for other parts of the Ethereum protocol suite. However, the lack of transparency can hinder the growth and deployment of decentralized applications in the Ethereum network.
Update
As far as I know, I haven’t found any information confirming the existence of BIP 40 and 41. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to ask!
