The 171st Ethereum Consensus Layer Core Developers Meeting confirmed that the Glamsterdam upgrade will retain the trust payment feature and remove FOCIL
ChainCatcher reports that according to Christine Kim’s summary of the 171st Ethereum Consensus Layer Core Developer Meeting (ACDC), the main topics discussed were: retaining trustless payment as part of the Glamsterdam upgrade’s embedded proposer-builder separation (ePBS), while officially removing the Fork Choice Inclusion List (FOCIL) feature. Additionally, the Fusaka upgrade was successfully launched on the mainnet on December 3rd, and the subsequent blob parameter hard fork was smoothly activated on December 9th, with the network operating stably. The meeting also discussed proposals such as EIP 7688, 8061, and 8080, and plans to start planning the Heka upgrade in January next year, while considering replacing its star name with one that conforms to the standards of the International Astronomical Union.
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The 171st Ethereum Consensus Layer Core Developers Meeting confirmed that the Glamsterdam upgrade will retain the trust payment feature and remove FOCIL
ChainCatcher reports that according to Christine Kim’s summary of the 171st Ethereum Consensus Layer Core Developer Meeting (ACDC), the main topics discussed were: retaining trustless payment as part of the Glamsterdam upgrade’s embedded proposer-builder separation (ePBS), while officially removing the Fork Choice Inclusion List (FOCIL) feature. Additionally, the Fusaka upgrade was successfully launched on the mainnet on December 3rd, and the subsequent blob parameter hard fork was smoothly activated on December 9th, with the network operating stably. The meeting also discussed proposals such as EIP 7688, 8061, and 8080, and plans to start planning the Heka upgrade in January next year, while considering replacing its star name with one that conforms to the standards of the International Astronomical Union.