The Ethereum team overhaul restructures core groups to enhance L1 performance, blobspace efficiency, and improve user ...

Instead, it will come with the Ethereum Fusaka upgrade, which is set to happen later in the year. Stańczak disclosed this on X, noting that while debates are ongoing in the Ethereum forum about ...

Developers have already begun planning for Fusaka, the network’s next upgrade, and have thus far agreed to include an Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) called "PeerDAS" that could help the ...

The devs are proposing to test a raise in Ethereum’s gas limit to 150 million by the Fusaka hard fork, according to Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 9678, introduced on April 23 by Sophia ...

This comes at a time when the blockchain is undergoing major transformations, with two key updates, Pectra and Fusaka, scheduled to roll out in April 2025, according to a report by Cointribune.

Update (April 28, 10:26 pm UTC): This article has been updated to add commentary from Tim Beiko that the EOF upgrade was removed from the Fusaka upgrade. Ethereum’s Fusaka hard fork is expected ...

The call included at least 25 participants, including Ethereum Foundation researcher Tim Beiko, who discussed the Pectra upgrade and the Fusaka upgrade. “Pretty strong consensus from the ...

Based rollups could improve ETH's value accrual, but it's not a "top priority" in the upcoming Pectra and Fusaka upgrades. ETH could find support within the $1,450-$1,550 range amid signs of ...

After the successful deployment last week of Pectra, Ethereum's biggest upgrade in more than a year, the network's core developers are already shifting focus to the next major chain upgrade: Fusaka.