We talked before that Ethereum changed its function and became the institutional backbone and the safety valve for the market.
And so it can handle this load—right now the network is getting ready for a massive, pivotal upgrade called Glamsterdam.
The goal here isn’t just media hype.
The goal is a radical shift in how transactions are processed, how blocks are built, and how the network state is managed—so it can support the coming expansion.
Development is already happening on the ground: they’re testing it on a network (Plalaberget), and the next phase will move to a network (Sepolia) on October 6. The aim is for the upgrade to roll out to the main network (Mainnet) in the last quarter of this year (2026).
💡You might ask me: why do we care about this?
Because this time the development is so deep—it’s changing how transactions are priced and how Gas is used to the point where some core smart contracts will need to be updated to keep up with the upgrade.
That gives you a clear signal that Ethereum is building infrastructure capable of supporting trillions from Wall Street—not just speculative liquidity from retail traders chasing the next FOMO.
The price fluctuates every day and can get boring, but real development and institutional-grade building don’t show up immediately on a 4-hour chart.
Ethereum as an asset is being set up to become a much bigger story than the question of traders: ‘Will it go up or down today?’
So, could the Glamsterdam upgrade and the infrastructure groundwork be the spark for a new era of Ethereum’s dominance?
$ETH
#Glamsterdam
And so it can handle this load—right now the network is getting ready for a massive, pivotal upgrade called Glamsterdam.
The goal here isn’t just media hype.
The goal is a radical shift in how transactions are processed, how blocks are built, and how the network state is managed—so it can support the coming expansion.
Development is already happening on the ground: they’re testing it on a network (Plalaberget), and the next phase will move to a network (Sepolia) on October 6. The aim is for the upgrade to roll out to the main network (Mainnet) in the last quarter of this year (2026).
💡You might ask me: why do we care about this?
Because this time the development is so deep—it’s changing how transactions are priced and how Gas is used to the point where some core smart contracts will need to be updated to keep up with the upgrade.
That gives you a clear signal that Ethereum is building infrastructure capable of supporting trillions from Wall Street—not just speculative liquidity from retail traders chasing the next FOMO.
The price fluctuates every day and can get boring, but real development and institutional-grade building don’t show up immediately on a 4-hour chart.
Ethereum as an asset is being set up to become a much bigger story than the question of traders: ‘Will it go up or down today?’
So, could the Glamsterdam upgrade and the infrastructure groundwork be the spark for a new era of Ethereum’s dominance?
$ETH
#Glamsterdam
