According to CoinMeta, Ethereum researchers have proposed that two transaction changes be given priority in the 2027 upgrade, allowing privacy pools to pay network fees without the need for third-party intermediaries. Researcher Toni Wahrst from the Ethereum Foundation stated in a tweet on August 17th that the protocol architecture team hopes developers will prioritize framework transactions (EIP-8141) and mandatory inclusion lists (Focil or EIP-7805). This proposal aims to enhance wallets' control over verification, execution, and gas payments by introducing a programmable transaction format, thereby providing privacy pools with the ability to pay fees independently and eliminating the need for intermediaries.