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  1. 001DecryptOCT · 08English

    Ethereum Test Network Raises Block Limit to Over 3x Its Current Capacity

    Ethereum's Sepolia test network activated the Glamsterdam upgrade on October 6, raising the block gas limit to nearly 200 million, over three times mainnet's 60 million limit. The increase allows blocks to accommodate more computational work during high demand periods, helping prevent transaction fee spikes, though actual block usage remained well below capacity at 24-43% of the limit.