Ethlabs said it had compiled input from about 20 voices across the Ethereum ecosystem and is advocating for EIP-8198 to be included in the Hegotá upgrade. The proposal sets out a two-step path rather than an immediate cut to block times. First, block time would be changed into an adjustable parameter. After that, Ethereum’s block interval would be reduced gradually from 12 seconds to 10 seconds. The update was shared through an X post linked by Foresight. No additional implementation details were provided in the source material.
Ethlabs said it had gathered views from about 20 participants across the ecosystem and is pushing to include EIP-8198 in the Hegotá upgrade.
The plan it outlined follows two steps: first, make block time an adjustable parameter; then lower Ethereum’s block interval gradually from 12 seconds to 10 seconds.
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