以太坊开发人员在 Holesky 测试网上激活了 Pectra 升级,最终结果待定

tokeninsight_newsPublished on 2025-02-25Last updated on 2025-02-26

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Pectra 的下一步是在 Sepolia 测试网的激活,预计于 3 月 5 日进行。

报道来自 The Block

Pectra 升级于昨天下午 4:55(东部时间)在 Holesky 测试网络上激活。


此次激活标志着在升级正式推出到以太坊主网之前的关键压力测试阶段。


尽管计划已推出,但自激活以来,网络尚未完成最终确认。


Pectra 升级是以太坊网络的一次重大更新,于昨天下午 4:55 在 Holesky 测试网络上激活。这次激活发生在纪元 115,968,标志着在此升级到达以太坊主网之前的第一次重大压力测试。


Holesky 是以太坊的测试网络之一,旨在模拟真实世界条件,让开发者在受控环境中解决问题。


Pectra 在 Holesky 的启动并不顺利。尽管升级按计划进行,但区块浏览器显示,从激活那一刻起,网络插槽尚未完成确认。


以太坊开发者正在调查这一最终确认障碍的根本原因。


Pectra 的下一步是在 Sepolia 测试网的激活,预计于 3 月 5 日进行。然而,如果 Holesky 的问题持续存在,开发者可能会推迟 Sepolia,以便有更多时间进行修复和额外测试。
假设这两个测试网最终成功,以太坊团队将选择一个主网激活日期,可能会瞄准 4 月。
Pectra 带来了若干旨在提高以太坊可扩展性、安全性和可用性的变化。这些变化包括改善加密钱包的用户体验和账户抽象(EIP-7702),将最大验证者质押限制从 32 ETH 增加到 2,048 ETH(EIP-7251),以及将最大 blob 数量翻倍以提升 rollup 可扩展性(EIP-7691)。
这次升级紧随 2024 年 3 月的 Dencun 升级,该升级通过引入 blobs 大幅降低了 Layer 2 费用。

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