Ethereum's Hoodi Protocol Schedules 200M Gas Test for October 26

Hoodi Protocol Targets High Gas Limit in Upcoming Ethereum Test

Ethereum scaling project Hoodi has announced a planned network test scheduled for October 26, aiming to process 200 million gas per block. The test, dubbed 'Glamsterdam,' will assess the protocol's performance under significantly increased network load. Successful execution of this test is a key step toward optimizing Ethereum's transaction throughput.

Node Upgrades Required for Participation

Participation in the October 26 test requires node operators to implement specific upgrades. Details on the required upgrades are available through Hoodi’s official channels. The project is focused on improving the efficiency of gas utilization on the Ethereum network.

Mainnet Activation Timeline Still Pending

While the test date is confirmed, Hoodi has not yet announced a firm date for mainnet activation. The results of the 'Glamsterdam' test will be crucial in determining the timeline for a wider rollout. The project aims to provide a more scalable and cost-effective solution for Ethereum transactions.

Focus on Layer-2 Scaling

Hoodi is a Layer-2 scaling solution designed to increase the transaction capacity of the Ethereum blockchain. By processing transactions off-chain and then settling them on the main Ethereum network, Layer-2 solutions like Hoodi can reduce congestion and lower gas fees. This test represents a significant milestone in the development of this technology.

Source: CryptoSlate