8 stories about Glamsterdam from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 6, 2026.
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam test on the Sepolia network got a critical software update just hours before a major capacity increase. The gas limit will now be 200 million, a significant boost for the network. This follows recent developments in Ethereum’s transaction framework and security initiatives.
Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade is set to launch on the Sepolia testnet on October 6, bringing proposer-builder separation, block-level access lists, and new gas pricing. The mainnet date remains unset.
Ethereum’s upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade has successfully passed its test phase, raising the gas limit to 200 million. This paves the way for a significant increase in network capacity, scheduled for a public test on October 6. The upgrade aims to enhance transaction efficiency and reduce congestion on the Ethereum network.
The Ethereum Foundation has launched the Platåberget testnet, an early testing ground for the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade. Developers must update tools that rely on a hardcapped maximum gas limit, as these will break in the new version. The testnet is open to public participation.
Ethereum's biggest protocol upgrade in years, Glamsterdam, has entered its final development stage. Developers are now testing a version of the fork in a closed environment, marking a critical milestone before the upgrade goes live.
Over 100 Ethereum core developers met in Svalbard to work on the Glamsterdam upgrade. This follows previous events like Berlinterop and Edelweiss, focusing on interoperability and protocol improvements.
Ethereum developers met in Norway to finalize plans for the Glamsterdam upgrade, setting a 200M gas limit floor. This change aims to improve network efficiency and reduce transaction costs for users.
The Ethereum Foundation has set a new gas limit floor and approved an improvement proposal for its upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade. This upgrade is expected to go live in the third quarter of 2026, improving network efficiency and cost.