CoinDesk reports that Ethereum developers merged a fix for a Glamsterdam deposit-handling flaw after reopening an earlier rejected proposal. Under the draft rules, a shared builder and validator public key could cause staking-service deposits to be credited to a builder. The researcher described conditional code findings, not confirmed live exploits, and no losses have been reported. Client teams still need to implement the revised rules. Hoodi’s test launch remains postponed, with no new mainnet schedule.
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CoinDesk reports that Ethereum developers merged a fix for Glamsterdam’s deposit-handling rules after further review.
CoinDeskResearcher avsetsin described conditional code findings rather than confirmed live exploits; no losses have been reported.
CoinDeskClient teams still need to implement the revised rules, and Glamsterdam needs a replacement Hoodi date before mainnet scheduling.
CoinDeskLimitation: The fix is merged into specifications, but client implementation remains necessary; the findings were conditional and no losses were reported.
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