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What would lower sync bandwidth change for a home Ethereum node? A September 9 overview on bydfi covers Hegotá's place in the wider Ethereum upgrade roadmap. Looking at the Ethereum Foundation's September 7 tier list alongside it, I'm interested in one entry, EIP-8237. It's in tier B and still needs to be compared with a simpler alternative. The proposal would let the consensus client sync a range of blocks without fetching execution payload bodies itself. The execution client would still validate its side, and the consensus client would check that both sides agree once execution catches up. For a home node, I'd want to know both how much data that saves and how long it takes for the whole node to finish syncing.