Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade has been activated on the Sepolia testnet at 13:53 UTC on Tuesday, at epoch 353024, according to Odaily, citing Cointelegraph. The rollout is one of the key rehearsal steps before the upgrade is activated on Ethereum mainnet.
Glamsterdam is set to introduce enshrined proposer-builder separation, block-level access lists, and gas pricing adjustments designed to better reflect execution costs. The stated goal is to improve scalability and efficiency on the Ethereum mainnet. The Ethereum Foundation has already published the related upgrade plan.
Following the Sepolia deployment, developers will determine the activation timing for Glamsterdam on the Hoodi testnet. After that, they will set a date for the mainnet launch. The report also said that once Glamsterdam is complete, developers will move on to the next major upgrade, Hegotá.
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade has gone live on the Sepolia testnet and was activated at 13:53 UTC on Tuesday, at epoch 353024.
The deployment is one of the main test rehearsals before the upgrade’s final activation on mainnet. According to the published plan, Glamsterdam will introduce enshrined proposer-builder separation, block-level access lists, and gas pricing adjustments intended to better match execution costs. The upgrade is aimed at improving scalability and efficiency on the Ethereum mainnet.
The Ethereum Foundation has published the related upgrade proposal. After the Sepolia deployment, developers will decide when to activate Glamsterdam on the Hoodi testnet. A mainnet launch date will be set after that.
Once Glamsterdam is completed, developers will proceed with the next major upgrade, Hegotá.
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