In a report published on November 10, 2026, at 17:55 (UTC+8), TechFlow said Ethereum research organization Ethlabs had recommended not changing the Glamsterdam upgrade specifications or scheduling a Hoodi testnet upgrade until audit findings were public and a clear position had been formed. The final decision rests with Ethereum’s All Core Developers (ACD) meeting.
According to Ethlabs, the Ethereum Foundation commissioned ChainSecurity and Dedaub to examine the potential effects of EIP-8037 and EIP-8038 on deployed smart contracts. The reports were expected by November 16. A public Q&A was planned for the November 16 ACD testing meeting, with the findings and possible next steps to be discussed at the November 19 execution-layer meeting.
The report describes a recommendation and a planned review process—not an approved change to Glamsterdam or a scheduled Hoodi upgrade.