Ethereum developers merged a fix on October 26 for a potential flaw in the planned Glamsterdam upgrade. The issue could have credited deposits intended for a validator to a block builder using the same public key. This is a potential risk rather than a confirmed theft, as Glamsterdam has not yet launched on the main network. Software teams must now incorporate and test the revised rules before another public testing phase. The Ethereum Foundation postponed the October 26 activation on the Hoodi test network over a separate issue, with no new date or mainnet launch schedule set, while 17.13 million ETH worth close to $40 billion is currently staked.
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