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Ethereum to Expand Hoodi Testnet Gas Limit to 200 Million With Glamsterdam
The Glamsterdam upgrade will more than triple the gas limit on Ethereum's Hoodi test network on October 26.
The Ethereum Foundation announced that the Glamsterdam upgrade will raise the gas limit on the Hoodi testnet from 60 million to 200 million on October 26. Hoodi is the final scheduled public test network to implement the upgrade, following its rollout on Sepolia on October 6.
Glamsterdam incorporates enshrined proposer-builder separation, block-level access lists, and revised gas pricing designed to reflect execution costs and state growth. The Ethereum Foundation has not yet established a date for activating the changes on the mainnet.
Increasing the gas limit expands the total computation permitted in each block, allowing more transactions or contract interactions. However, developers note that higher caps do not ensure faster block confirmations or higher transaction throughput, as real-world performance depends on network propagation and execution load.
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