The Ethereum Foundation warned that some wallets, indexers and gas estimators could stop working correctly as a result of the changes to the gas model included in the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade.
TL;DR The Ethereum Foundation launched Platåberget, a public testnet that allows developers to test the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade before its mainnet deployment The testnet went live
TL;DR Ethereum will activate Glamsterdam, its next hard fork, which includes native ETH transfer logs, ePBS, and per-block access lists. The upgrade incorporates builder and proposer
TL;DR Ethereum has surpassed 1 million lifetime developers, cementing its status as the largest blockchain ecosystem by builder count. Roughly 232,000 developers remained active over the
The Ethereum Foundation said that a recent interop in Svalbard produced key Glamsterdam milestones and began a Protocol Cluster leadership transition. The update listed a 200M
TL;DR: Vitalik Buterin says Glamsterdam brings ePBS so builder centralization does not leak into validator centralization via permissionless builders. FOCIL would have 16 random attesters require
TL;DR Developers plan two 2026 upgrades, Glamsterdam and Hegota, and want a predictable twice yearly release cadence to reduce uncertainty. Glamsterdam targets H1 2026, focusing on
Ads
Follow us on Social Networks
Crypto Tutorials
Crypto Reviews
© Crypto Economy
