Ethereum developers fix Glamsterdam bug that risked misdirecting staking deposits

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Ethereum developers had at first turned down a proposed change to the network's upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade, then reversed that decision. The reversal came after testing delays gave the team more time to examine a flaw in the upgrade. The bug could have caused staking deposits to be sent to block builders. The fix was adopted before the upgrade's release, addressing the risk ahead of deployment.

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