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đš Ethereum Just Changed How Blocks Get Built
$ETH Glamsterdam is now live on the Sepolia testnet, marking a major step toward changing Ethereumâs block-production architecture.
The headline isnât simply âmore transactions.â
Itâs who controls the block-building process.
đč Before: third-party builders assembled blocks while validators mainly proposed/attested to the result.
đč With Glamsterdam: Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS) moves the proposer-builder relationship into Ethereumâs protocol itself. The protocol now defines how builders commit, reveal payloads, and get paid.
And thereâs more:
⥠Sepolia is testing a 200M gas limit, up from roughly 60M â more than 3Ă the previous level.
𧩠Block-Level Access Lists (BALs) are also being introduced, allowing clients to identify state touched by a block and opening the door to more parallel processing and higher execution capacity.
đ Important distinction:
The 200M gas figure is a testnet capacity target, not proof that Ethereum suddenly became 3Ă faster.
The real objective is to determine how much additional workload validators can safely handle while keeping the network decentralized and practical to operate.
Ethereum has also adjusted state-access and state-creation gas costs to better reflect real computational resources and make future gas-limit increases safer.
đ„ The bigger catalyst comes next: MAINNET.
Sepolia is the rehearsal. Hoodi and Ethereum mainnet still have no finalized activation date.
For $ETH, the important signal isnât just todayâs testnet headline.
Itâs whether Glamsterdam successfully proves that Ethereum can push higher capacity + protocol-level block building + more efficient validation without compromising decentralization.
Testnet is the experiment.
Mainnet is the real market signal.
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