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Ethereum Holesky Testnet Successfully Forked on Nethermind Client, Next Step: Sepolia
The Ethereum Holesky testnet has successfully completed its fork using the Nethermind client, marking a key milestone for the upcoming Fusaka upgrade. The network is running smoothly, thanks to the efforts of developers, client teams, researchers, and the wider Ethereum community. This successful fork provides critical validation as Ethereum prepares for additional testnet forks on Sepolia scheduled for October 14 and Hoodi later in the month. Holesky, launched in 2023, has been an essential proving ground for major upgrades but is slated for shutdown shortly after Fusaka’s planned mainnet launch in early December 2025. The Fusaka upgrade aims to enhance scalability, reduce costs, and improve Layer 2 rollup efficiency on Ethereum.
#Testnet #Fusaka #Nethermind #BlockchainUpgrade
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The Ethereum Holesky testnet has successfully completed its fork using the Nethermind client, marking a key milestone for the upcoming Fusaka upgrade. The network is running smoothly, thanks to the efforts of developers, client teams, researchers, and the wider Ethereum community. This successful fork provides critical validation as Ethereum prepares for additional testnet forks on Sepolia scheduled for October 14 and Hoodi later in the month. Holesky, launched in 2023, has been an essential proving ground for major upgrades but is slated for shutdown shortly after Fusaka’s planned mainnet launch in early December 2025. The Fusaka upgrade aims to enhance scalability, reduce costs, and improve Layer 2 rollup efficiency on Ethereum.
#Testnet #Fusaka #Nethermind #BlockchainUpgrade
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#Ethereum - researcher under the nickname malik672 proposed a mechanism for forming blocks Decentralized Random Block Proposal to combat centralization and MEV in the second largest cryptocurrency network.
🟢 According to his idea, clients like #Geth and #Nethermind use a function similar to Verifiable Delay Function (#VDF ) at validators to randomly select transactions from the local mempool. Then participants simultaneously broadcast the collected block to validators, who filter out invalid transactions and calculate the hash.
🟢 The expert believes that due to the random selection of transactions, MEV manipulation at the block level will become impossible — no one knows which operations will be included in the set and cannot influence their order.
🟢 Moreover, such a mechanism is more resistant to #DDoSAttack — "spam" is evenly distributed across the mempool, without overloading individual nodes.
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🟢 According to his idea, clients like #Geth and #Nethermind use a function similar to Verifiable Delay Function (#VDF ) at validators to randomly select transactions from the local mempool. Then participants simultaneously broadcast the collected block to validators, who filter out invalid transactions and calculate the hash.
🟢 The expert believes that due to the random selection of transactions, MEV manipulation at the block level will become impossible — no one knows which operations will be included in the set and cannot influence their order.
🟢 Moreover, such a mechanism is more resistant to #DDoSAttack — "spam" is evenly distributed across the mempool, without overloading individual nodes.
$ETH
🚨 ETH GAS UPDATE ⚡ — Nethermind Raises Mainnet Gas Limit to 60M! 🚨
Ethereum ecosystem developer Nethermind has increased the default gas limit on the Ethereum mainnet to 60 million, enhancing transaction capacity.
💡 Other Key Updates:
Released Nethermind v1.35.0 with improved runtime stability
Operators should update systems ahead of the upcoming fork for smooth performance
🔥 This boost could improve Ethereum’s throughput and efficiency — are you ready for the network upgrade? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
#Ethereum #ETH #Nethermind #CryptoUpdate #Blockchain
Ethereum ecosystem developer Nethermind has increased the default gas limit on the Ethereum mainnet to 60 million, enhancing transaction capacity.
💡 Other Key Updates:
Released Nethermind v1.35.0 with improved runtime stability
Operators should update systems ahead of the upcoming fork for smooth performance
🔥 This boost could improve Ethereum’s throughput and efficiency — are you ready for the network upgrade? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
#Ethereum #ETH #Nethermind #CryptoUpdate #Blockchain
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