TREE NEWS update: Former Ethereum core developer Greg Markou defended developers as Glamsterdam’s gas changes remain on hold, blaming bundled upgrades and a surge of proposals he said has grown with AI. He said application teams should test early and report what breaks. The comments come as the network’s gas repricing work awaits progress.
Greg Markou Defends Ethereum Developers Over Stalled Gas Repricing
The notable signal here is procedural rather than technical: a former core developer is framing the gas repricing delay as a coordination problem — bundled upgrades and a proposal backlog amplified by AI — not a competence failure. That matters for application teams, who bear the practical burden of testing against uncertain timing. Whether the bottleneck is genuinely throughput of review capacity, and whether early testing from app teams actually surfaces before the repricing lands, are the open questions worth watching.
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