BlockBeats news: On January 23, according to a summary by Christine D. Kim on the X platform of the 173rd Ethereum consensus layer core developer meeting, developers may need to significantly reduce the scope of the upcoming "Glamsterdam" upgrade in order to launch it before mid-year. Although no official admission has been made about a mismatch between the plan and the timeline, any existing issues would need to be resolved by the end of February.
Meeting Discussion Points: - If an interoperable version of EIP-7732 cannot be achieved by the end of February, it will be considered for removal from the Glamsterdam upgrade and postponed to a future hard fork. - Consensys Teku client encountered node performance issues during mainnet stress testing, affecting progress. - EIP-7928 requires clients to conduct a minor API review. - The deadline for submitting proposals for the Headliner EIPs of the Hegota upgrade is February 4. - Some client teams have completed preliminary work on updating the library for EIP-7688.