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      Ethereum completes emergency fix ahead of Glamsterdam test, Sepolia gas limit to rise to 200 million

      PANews reported on October 6, citing CoinDesk, that the Ethereum development team completed an emergency software update ahead of the Glamsterdam upgrade test on the Sepolia testnet, fixing an issue that could have caused some validators to produce low-capacity blocks. The test will raise Sepolia's gas limit from roughly 60 million to 200 million, validating Ethereum's future network processing capacity improvements.

      Ethereum validator client Prysm released version 7.2.1 on Monday evening. The previous version was released before Sepolia's relevant parameter adjustments, so validators that did not manually change their settings would still run at the 60 million gas limit. This update ensures validator nodes can participate in the Glamsterdam test as expected.

      It is reported that Glamsterdam is Ethereum's next major upgrade, and Sepolia, as a test network, will be the first to deploy the relevant improvements to simulate the upgrade's effects. Gas is a unit measuring the amount of computation an Ethereum block can process. Raising the gas limit means a single block can accommodate more transactions and more complex on-chain operations, but it also increases the computational pressure on nodes running the network.


      Source: PANews
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