Core Ethereum developers have discussed that “Dencun upgrades” need to be deployed on the public testnet before the DevConnect event in November. Otherwise, it may be postponed to the beginning of next year.
The next upgrade of Ethereum The so-called Deneb-Cancun, or “Dencun,” could face delays until early next year. As discussed by the main developers This upgrade aims to address scalability issues within the Ethereum ecosystem by introducing a proposed improvement named EIP-4844.
Dencun launch plans were discussed inmeeting The Ethereum consensus-layer was chaired yesterday by Tim Beiko from the Ethereum Foundation. expressed concern about possible delays in deploying Dencun on mainnet. His concerns stemmed from the lack of upgrades on public testnet networks such as Goerli, Sepolia, and Holesky.
He also pointed out that If the development team hasn’t upgraded Dencun on public testnet before Devconnect, the Ethereum developer conference in November 2023, Dencun’s mainnet launch may not happen this year.
“If we don’t launch the testnet [สาธารณะ] “Before DevConnect, it was unlikely that we would be able to go live on mainnet before the Christmas holiday,” Beiko said, suggesting that a Dencun upgrade might only happen in 2024 if it doesn’t.on public testnet within November
The upgrade is currently in the “devnet phase” with only three months left in the year. which during the meeting Core developers have mentioned that the “Devnet 9” network is set up to test Dencun and is expected to happen next week before transitioning to the public testnet phase.
refer : theblock
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