The 169th Ethereum ACDC Meeting: The second blocks-only parameter hard fork launched on the Hoodi testnet is progressing smoothly
Foresight News reported that Christine Kim, Vice President of Research at Galaxy, published a summary of the 169th Ethereum Core Developer Consensus (ACDC) call. This week, developers stated that the second blocks-only parameter (BPO) hard fork launched on the Hoodi testnet is progressing smoothly; all client teams are close to completing interoperability test preparations, with Teku’s ePBS implementation being the closest to running on Kurtosis; Ethereum advocate and ETH investor Ryan Berckmans opposed the inclusion of the Fork Choice Inclusion List (FOCIL) in the Glamsterdam merge.
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