Two rival Ethereum proposals aim to prevent Glamsterdam from breaking existing contracts

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Two competing proposals have been put forward to address a risk tied to Ethereum's planned gas changes. The concern is that these changes could break smart contracts that already exist on the network. The proposals take different routes, one focusing on what contracts are able to observe and the other on what users are charged. The article provides few further details beyond this core framing of the competing approaches.

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