The Ethereum Foundation has designated EIP-7805, known as FOCIL, and EIP-8141, or Frame Transactions, as must-ship proposals for Ethereum's forthcoming Hegotá upgrade. The designation puts other roadmap items behind the two changes and signals where client developers, researchers and application builders should focus work before the fork is finalized. FOCIL is designed to strengthen censorship resistance by allowing validators to enforce inclusion lists for eligible transactions, limiting a block builder's ability to exclude them. Frame Transactions is intended to introduce a more programmable transaction format and has previously been described as a route toward native account abstraction, although its final parameters remain subject to specification and client implementation. The Protocol Cluster had earlier awarded both proposals its highest S rating after reviewing 62 Hegotá candidates, while giving 15 others A ratings and rejecting 28. Ether traded near $2,489 on Sept. 8, 2026, down about 1.1% that day. No Hegotá launch date was provided, and both proposals still require implementation, cross-client testing and public testnet work. Ethereum continues to target quantum-resistant execution, consensus and data layers by the end of 2029, with fast finality, privacy and zkEVMs among its research priorities.