🔷 $ETH : Glamsterdam update is scheduled to activate on October 6
📋 Facts:
• Glamsterdam activation on the Sepolia testnet on October 6
• Node operators must update their execution and consensus clients
• Hegotá is planned for 2027
• Vitalik: Hegotá could become the last “ordinary” fork before the transition to recursive STARKs
🧠 My take: Glamsterdam is an important step toward ETH decentralization. Changing gas pricing more accurately reflects the cost of storing data, which may affect contracts with fixed gas limits. But most importantly, it’s preparation for Hegotá (2027), which Buterin calls the last “ordinary” fork before the move to recursive STARKs, automated formal verification, and quantum-resistant cryptography. This means a fundamental change to Ethereum’s architecture.
⚠️ Risks: contracts with fixed gas limits will require changes; update complexity for node operators; Hegotá delayed until 2027; possible volatility before activation.
❓ How will the market react to Vitalik’s long-term vision? 👇
#ETH
📋 Facts:
• Glamsterdam activation on the Sepolia testnet on October 6
• Node operators must update their execution and consensus clients
• Hegotá is planned for 2027
• Vitalik: Hegotá could become the last “ordinary” fork before the transition to recursive STARKs
🧠 My take: Glamsterdam is an important step toward ETH decentralization. Changing gas pricing more accurately reflects the cost of storing data, which may affect contracts with fixed gas limits. But most importantly, it’s preparation for Hegotá (2027), which Buterin calls the last “ordinary” fork before the move to recursive STARKs, automated formal verification, and quantum-resistant cryptography. This means a fundamental change to Ethereum’s architecture.
⚠️ Risks: contracts with fixed gas limits will require changes; update complexity for node operators; Hegotá delayed until 2027; possible volatility before activation.
❓ How will the market react to Vitalik’s long-term vision? 👇
#ETH
