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Ethereum's upcoming Fusaka hard fork will implement EIP-7825, introducing a per-transaction gas limit cap of approximately 16.78 million gas. This change is already active on Holesky and Sepolia testnets and will affect developers and users who rely on very large transactions.
Ethereum's Kintsugi testnet development is in progress as part of the merge preparation. Stakers are required to upgrade their systems for the upcoming Arrow Glacier hard fork.
Ethereum is scheduled to undergo the Muir Glacier upgrade at block number 9,200,000, expected around January 1, 2020. This network upgrade is part of Ethereum's regular maintenance and improvement process.
The Ethereum network is scheduled to undergo the Constantinople/St. Petersburg upgrade at block 7,280,000, expected around February 28, 2019. The exact timing may vary by 1-2 days depending on actual block production times.
Ethereum core development teams are making significant progress on implementing the Metropolis hard fork after resolving previous security issues. The development work has resumed in full force over the past month and a half, building upon the progress made in the previous year.
Ethereum has completed its fourth hard fork, Spurious Dragon, along with the state clearing process to address denial of service attacks that slowed the network in September and October. The two-hard-fork solution represents the final steps in resolving these network performance issues.
Ethereum network is implementing Hard Fork No. 4 (Spurious Dragon) at block 2,675,000, scheduled for November 22, 2016 between 15:00-16:00 UTC. The Morden test network will undergo a corresponding hard fork at block 1,885,000.
