Ethereum’s Glamsterdam Upgrade Goes Live on Sepolia Testnet
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade has gone live on the Sepolia testnet, according to Cointelegraph, marking a step toward activation of the upgrade on Ethereum’s mainnet.
Glamsterdam Moves to Sepolia
The Glamsterdam upgrade is now live on Sepolia, an Ethereum test network used to test developments before they are deployed more broadly. The move brings the upgrade closer to its planned mainnet activation.
Cointelegraph reported the Sepolia deployment as the latest milestone for Glamsterdam. With the upgrade now running on the testnet, its progress can be evaluated ahead of a potential transition to Ethereum’s main network.
Mainnet Activation Ahead
The deployment does not represent Glamsterdam’s activation on Ethereum mainnet. Instead, the Sepolia launch places the upgrade in a testing environment as Ethereum moves toward the next stage of its development.
Cointelegraph said the upgrade is moving closer to Glamsterdam mainnet activation. The Sepolia milestone therefore represents the latest reported step in that process, with the mainnet activation still ahead.
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