TREE NEWS update: Ethereum developers canceled the Glamsterdam upgrade’s Hoodi testnet activation, which had been scheduled for Oct. 26, after ChainSecurity flagged gas-related risks. The early-December mainnet candidates for the upgrade had depended on the Hoodi test running smoothly. The fork was pulled days ahead of its planned activation.
Ethereum Developers Cancel Glamsterdam Hoodi Testnet Fork Over Gas Risks
The significance here is procedural rather than technical: a scheduled testnet activation was pulled on a security firm's gas-related warning, and the mainnet timeline was explicitly chained to that test running cleanly. That leaves the early-December mainnet candidates without their assumed rehearsal, a reminder that Ethereum's upgrade cadence is hostage to late-stage risk findings. The immediate audience is client teams and infrastructure operators planning around the fork. The open question is whether the gas concerns get resolved in time to preserve the December window or force a reset of the schedule.
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