Ethereum’s Fusaka Hard Fork Scheduled for November Release
- The Fusaka hard fork is tentatively set for November, enhancing network efficiency and scalability.
- It will include eleven Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), such as EIP-7825, which aims to bolster network resilience against attacks.
- The gas limit may be raised to a proposed maximum of150 million, improving transaction efficiency.
- Public testnets are expected in September and October, leading up to the final launch.
- The following upgrade, Glamsterdam, will have its features confirmed on August 1.
As the Ethereum community advocates for more rapid upgrades, the Fusaka hard fork represents a significant step towards enhanced performance and security within the protocol.
With a proposed gas limit increase and multiple EIPs planned, the upcoming Fusaka upgrade could significantly improve user experience before its anticipated November launch. (Source)