After two buggy tests, Ethereum's developers have decided to spend a bit more time collecting data on the highly-anticipated Pectra upgrade.

The next major Ethereum network upgrade will have to wait, with developers conceding that more testing is needed following deployment issues.

The Pectra upgrade will improve Ethereum's transaction throughput, reduce fees, and support the growth of layer-2 solutions. Pectra introduces changes to the staking model, including

Developers encountered issues during Ethereum's Sepolia test for the upcoming Pectra upgrade, raising concerns.

Following two buggy test runs, Ethereum's developers have decided to postpone the Pectra upgrade for further testing. The decision came after encountering bugs on the Holesky and Sepolia test networks, prompting the need for additional testing before going live on the mainnet.

Ethereum’s highly anticipated Pectra upgrade was successfully deployed on its final testnet, Sepolia, marking a major milestone in the lead-up to the mainnet activation. However, potential delays remain as developers continue to address outstanding issues from a previous testnet failure.

Ethereum's Pectra upgrade successfully deployed on the Sepolia testnet, bringing it one step closer to mainnet release despite earlier testing challenges.

The Ethereum Pectra upgrade was successfully deployed on the Sepolia testnet, marking the final major test before its mainnet launch in April.

The upgrade, which introduces smart contract capabilities for wallets and increases validator stake limits, is nearing deployment.

Ethereum’s developers successfully deployed the Pectra upgrade on the Sepolia test network. The upgrade will reportedly introduce 11 Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) and could improve staking, wallet functionality,