#美联储重启降息步伐 $BNB $ETH $Jager Christine Kim summarized the latest updates on two key upgrades during the 225th Ethereum Execution Layer Core Developers Meeting.

On the Fusaka upgrade front, mainnet activation went pretty smoothly. Although there was a minor hiccup with the Prysm client, the team quickly got it under control. Notably, there’s also an automated BPO hard fork scheduled for December 9—this will be the first time it’s attempted.

The selection process for the Glamsterdam upgrade has been quite strict. Developers cut 14 out of over 40 improvement proposals outright, then focused their efforts on 5 key areas, with another 5 still under discussion. The logic behind this selection is clear: only proposals that truly drive the ecosystem forward are kept.

Right now, EIP 7002 is drawing a lot of attention—this proposal is tied to reducing transaction fees. At the same time, developers are fine-tuning coordination and testing details for the upgrade, since network stability is something that can’t be compromised.

Overall, Ethereum’s developers are digging deep into technical details while maintaining transparency through community collaboration. This pace shows they’re genuinely committed to the network’s evolution.