As Ethereums Shanghai upgrade approaches next month, the networks Sepolia testnet has successfully upgraded, simulating the scheduled hard fork. 4171 Total views 259 Total shares Listen to article 0:00 News Own this piece of history
Collect this article as an NFT The Ethereum blockchains Sepolia testnet has undergone a successful upgrade that simulates the upcoming Shanghai hard fork expected to take place on mainnet in March.
The Shapella upgrade, which combines the names of the upcoming Shanghai and Capella hard forks, was successfully implemented on the testnet on Feb. 28.
Sepolia testnet has successfully upgraded to Shapella!
Some of the Prsym validators are offline due to the old geth version. They will come online in the next 10 mins!
Next stop: Goerli pic.twitter.com/pb43Gq7w9C terence.eth (@terencechain) February 28, 2023
Shanghai is the forks name on the execution layer client side and Capella is the upgrade name on the consensus layer client side. One of the major changesenables validators to withdraw their staked Ether (stETH) from the Beacon Chain back to the execution layer.
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Validators needed to stake 32 Ether (ETH) to validate on the Ethereum blockchain. They will now be able to withdraw rewards in excess of 32 ETH and be permitted to keep validating while those who wish to fully withdraw can take all 32 ETH plus rewards and cease validating.
The next step before the Shanghai fork goes live on the mainnet will be to release the upgrade on the Ethereum Goerli testnet, which is expected to commence in March. #Blockchain #Ethereum #Shanghai #Fork #Hard Fork
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