US EditionETH News: Ethereum’s ‘Glamsterdam’ Upgrade Aims to Fix MEV Fairness
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Ethereum Developers Plan Two New Upgrades For 2026
The post Ethereum Developers Plan Two New Upgrades For 2026 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum core developers have revealed plans to execute two major network upgrades in 2026, codenamed “Glamsterdam” and “Hegota.” This decision marks the blockchain network’s continued strategic pivot toward a faster release cadence. The move is intended to establish a predictable biannual upgrade schedule and strengthen its competitive position agai…
Ethereum Developers Plan “Glamsterdam” Upgrade to Improve MEV Resistance and Network Efficiency
Ethereum developers are wasting no time after the successful Fusaka upgrade, which recently reduced node operating costs and improved overall efficiency. The community is already looking ahead to the next major protocol change, code-named Glamsterdam, a combined upgrade that targets both of Ethereums core layers and is expected to roll out in 2026. The name Glamsterdam is a blend of two parallel upgrades. On Ethereums execution layer, where smar…
Ethereum Locks Hegota Upgrade After Glamsterdam, Strengthening Its 2026 Vision
Ethereum’s post-Glamsterdam upgrade for 2026 has been officially named Hegota, combining execution and consensus changes. Developers are planning deeper work on state management, gas pricing, and throughput as part of the upgrade cycle. Core developer calls outlined a tight early-2026 schedule to lock decisions and keep Ethereum’s twice-yearly upgrade rhythm on track. Ethereum developers have confirmed that the major upgrade scheduled after Glam…
Ethereum Developers Name Post-Glamsterdam Upgrade ‘Hegota’ Blockchain News ETHNews
Ethereum developers have confirmed that the network upgrade following the Glamsterdam hard fork will be called Hegota, with a targeted launch window in the second half of 2026. The announcement maintains Ethereum’s established cadence of two major upgrades per year and offers early clarity on the protocol’s longer-term roadmap. The name Hegota blends two internal upgrade tracks: “Bogota,” the execution-layer component named after the Devcon host…
Ethereum officially named "Hegota" the update that will succeed Glamsterdam, confirming a stable rhythm of two hard forks per year. Although already associated with structural construction sites such as the Verkle Trees and the Statelesssness, Hegota remains at a very early stage, without selected flagship EIP before February, while priorities remain focused on Glamsterdam. These developments aim to reduce the weight of the state of the network …
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