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Ethereum Testnet Hits 200M Gas Limit Ahead of Glamsterdam Upgrade

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Ethereum's development team has successfully rehearsed a major capacity upgrade on its test network. The trial involved raising the gas limit per block toward 200 million, a significant increase in transaction throughput. This rehearsal is part of preparations for the Glamsterdam upgrade, which aims to expand the network's overall capacity. Developers are now targeting an October 6 public testnet launch as the next milestone before a broader rollout.

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