Ethereum’s Fusaka Upgrade Test Launched on Sepolia Network
- The second test of the Fusaka upgrade was launched on the Sepolia network early Tuesday.
- This follows a successful rollout on the Holesky testnet two weeks ago.
- A final rehearsal is scheduled for the Hoodi network on Oct. 28, prior to activating Fusaka on Ethereum’s main blockchain.
- Fusaka aims to reduce costs for institutions using the network, featuring PeerDAS technology that allows partial data verification.
- Testnets like Sepolia are essential for testing upgrades under real-world conditions before they launch on the mainnet.
The Fusaka upgrade is designed to lower operational costs for users and improve efficiency within layer-2 networks. The upcoming Hoodi test will provide critical insights into how Fusaka will perform when it goes live.
With the second test now underway, Ethereum developers are making significant strides towards launching Fusaka, which aims to enhance cost efficiency through innovations like PeerDAS technology.(Source)
