A Major Update is Coming to Ethereum Step by Step – Here’s What Will Change and the Latest Developments

Ethereum's (ETH) next major update, Fusaka, successfully launched on the Holesky testnet today, bringing it one step closer to its mainnet ￰0￱ Fusaka hard fork, which arrived just a few months after the Pectra update, aims to make Ethereum more affordable, especially for enterprise ￰1￱ among the innovations is PeerDAS, which allows validators to control only a portion of data blocks (a “blob”) rather than entire ￰2￱ approach will reduce costs for both layer-2 networks and ￰3￱ News: The Big Day Has Arrived: Collapsed Exchange FTX to Distribute $1.6 Billion to Creditors! Here Are the Details Holesky was a critical testnet launched in 2023, with a validator structure similar to the Ethereum mainnet.

However, the network has experienced reliability issues in recent months and will be shut down after the Fusaka ￰4￱ Fusaka's activation on the mainnet, Holesky will be shut down within two ￰5￱ next rounds of testing will take place on October 14 and ￰6￱ these phases are completed, the developers will announce the final decision on Fusaka's mainnet launch date. “Holesky is complete! This is a great first step towards Fusaka's mainnet migration and more blobs on Ethereum,” Ethereum Foundation DevOps engineer Parithosh Jayanthi said on X. *This is not investment ￰7￱ Reading: A Major Update is Coming to Ethereum Step by Step – Here’s What Will Change and the Latest Developments