Ethereum’s Sepolia Tests 200 Million Gas Limit With Glamsterdam
Sepolia activated Glamsterdam on October 6 with a gas limit of about 200 million per block, compared with Ethereum mainnet’s 60 million.
Ethereum’s Sepolia test network activated Glamsterdam on October 6, setting its block gas limit at roughly 200 million, according to Decrypt.
The test network’s limit is more than triple the 60 million currently in place on Ethereum mainnet. Gas limits cap the amount of computational work that can be included in each block.
The activation took place on Sepolia rather than the live Ethereum network. The higher test setting does not itself change mainnet’s block gas limit.
Source: Decrypt
