Ethereum validator client Prysm issues last-minute fix for Glamsterdam test on Sepolia
Ethereum developers released a software update for its main validator client Prysm, hours before the Glamsterdam test on the Sepolia test network. The fix addresses a setting that could have caused some validators to produce blocks smaller than the intended 200 million gas limit, ensuring the test accurately reflects the network's capacity increase.
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