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A Delphi Digital case study says institutions restricting Ethereum transactions to approved operators could wait about four minutes for an eligible proposer when those operators control 5% of proposer weight, highlighting a capacity constraint for ETHGas’s institutional blockspace service.
JUST has expanded its JST buyback-and-burn plan by adding GasFree revenue to funding from JustLend and USDD. The framework keeps a $50 million treasury reserve floor and unlocks about $20.34 million for four buyback rounds beginning in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Ethereum developers postponed the Glamsterdam upgrade on the Hoodi testnet after ChainSecurity found gas-related security flaws. The auditor identified 13 potentially affected contracts, while Ethereum’s Foundation assesses the wider exposure and developers review the testing schedule.
Ethereum developers postponed the Glamsterdam hard fork’s Hoodi testnet launch after ChainSecurity identified gas-related risks affecting existing smart-contract safeguards. The delay complicates plans for an early-December mainnet deployment while developers investigate 13 potentially affected real-world contract examples.
Ethereum developers postponed the Glamsterdam upgrade’s Hoodi test after ChainSecurity identified risks in proposed gas-accounting changes. The findings could alter how existing smart contracts handle failed operations, while no new test date or Ethereum mainnet launch date has been set.
Vitalik Buterin has called for a hard limit on Ethereum’s proving cost per unit of gas. The proposal comes as faster proof systems show strong benchmark results, while developers work to ensure the hardest permitted blocks remain within clear hardware and time budgets.
Ethereum will activate Glamsterdam on the Hoodi testnet on October 26, testing a 200 million gas target and requiring operators to update clients. The mainnet schedule remains undecided, while developers prepare for changes affecting validation, scaling and contract gas assumptions.
The US banking regulator said some banks restricted services for digital-asset businesses, but provided no specific crypto debanking cases. The report follows claims that financial institutions were pressured to cut off crypto firms and leaves the scale of the alleged practice unclear.
Robinhood Chain is evaluating Arbitrum’s Priority Gas Auctions, a system that lets traders pay higher fees to prioritize individual transactions. The review comes as the tokenized-asset blockchain uses first-come, first-served ordering and grows within the broader onchain expansion of Robinhood’s brokerage business.
Ethereum’s Sepolia testnet activated Glamsterdam with a block gas limit of nearly 200 million, more than triple mainnet’s 60 million. The move tests greater capacity, but no comparable increase has been scheduled for Ethereum’s main network.
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade has lifted Sepolia’s processing limit to nearly 200 million gas from about 60 million. Early blocks used less than half their allowance, while developers prepare a further Hoodi test and have not set a mainnet launch date.
Ethereum developers released Prysm version 7.2.1 just before the Glamsterdam upgrade’s Sepolia rehearsal, ensuring validators automatically test a 200 million gas limit. The trial is designed to assess whether Ethereum can handle blocks more than three times larger than the previous 60 million-gas setting.
The SEC has approved Cboe’s request to list six Volatility Shares funds targeting three times the daily performance of Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, silver, crude oil and natural gas futures. The products have no launch date yet and will require effective registration statements before trading.
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Trueo is moving its prediction market from Base to Ethereum mainnet. The platform said Base suited its launch because Ethereum gas fees were higher then, but it now views mainnet as offering greater integration potential.
Ethereum’s proposed Frames change would allow extra validation work at individual nodes, but privacy proofs studied so far exceed the shared 100,000-gas allowance. One proof reportedly requires nearly twice the proposed budget.
Ethereum’s EIP-8141 could allow users to pay transaction fees without holding ETH. The proposal has been in draft form since January and was initially presented by its authors as a defense against quantum computers.
