Ethereum Pauses Glamsterdam Test Launch After Gas Flaws Found
Ethereum developers have pulled the Glamsterdam upgrade from its planned launch on the Hoodi test network, after security auditor ChainSecurity found that its gas changes could leave some sma
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October 23, 2026
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Ethereum developers have pulled the Glamsterdam upgrade from its planned launch on the Hoodi test network, after security auditor ChainSecurity found that its gas changes could leave some smart contracts open to attack.
The fork had been due to activate on Hoodi on Monday. No new date had been set at the time of writing.
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