14.02.2025 18:10
Ethereum developers have initiated the testing process for the Pectra upgrade, which is planned to be implemented on the mainnet in April. The upgrade, which will be tested on the Holesky and Sepolia testnets, aims to increase the maximum validator stake limit from 32 to 2,048 ETH and enhance rollup scalability. This comprehensive update will significantly expand the capabilities of the Ethereum Blockchain network.
A new era is beginning for the Ethereum ecosystem. The Pectra upgrade aims to improve user experience in crypto wallets and enhance the scalability of the network. The first phase of the testing process will take place on February 24th in Holesky, and the second phase will be held on March 5th in Sepolia.
Ethereum Network Prepares for Its Most Comprehensive Update
Ethereum developers today released client software specifically for the Pectra upgrade on test networks. This important step aims to test the security and performance of the software before the mainnet launch.
Developers will organize a All Core Developers (ACD) event on March 6th. During this meeting, the mainnet upgrade date will be determined. Currently, the target date is planned for April 8th.
The Pectra upgrade will significantly enhance the capabilities of the Ethereum Blockchain network. The upgrade aims to improve user experience in crypto wallets, raise the maximum validator stake limit, and increase rollup scalability.
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