Etherium sepolia shuts down in proof-of-steak after testnet merges – Defendant

Ethereum is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus process, one step closer to The Merge, the much-anticipated transformation of the network.

Etherium’s Sepolia Testnet activated PoS unanimously in block number 1,450,409 on Wednesday. Sepolia is the second of three testnets to merge their proof-of-work (PoW) execution layers with their PoS consensus layer before the upgrade to Ethereum’s mainnet took effect.

The Rapstein Testnet was first assembled on 8 June. The next and final testnet is Guarley, expected in about a month.

“Glad to see another test that seems to be successful so far,” Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said in a call to livestreamed core developers discussing testnet merge.

The second successful integration between PoS compliance and application levels on TestNet is an encouraging sign for investors, developers and users who are anxiously awaiting the often delayed action on Ethereum’s mainnet. Ethereum plans to switch from PoW to PoS this year to improve the decentralization of its nodes and reduce network power consumption by more than 99%.

The developers will continue to monitor TestNet in the coming days to see if it is working normally under PoS and to rule out any possible bugs.

Missing slot

In the early moments after the merger, developers noticed missing slots because some verification nodes seemed to have trouble migrating to the new system. Ethereum blocks transactions in eras instead of blocks under PoS. Each era has 32 slots, with a duration of about 12 seconds during which a randomly selected verifier can offer a block.

According to Danny Ryan, a researcher at the Etherium Foundation, these problems were caused by the faulty configuration of the nodes in question.

Ethereum educator superphiz.eth is called Sepolia merge a “Great success”.

What next?

Goerli Public Testnet will be the final proof ground for The Merge.

Today’s livestream participants predict that Goerli’s transfer to PoS could take place in the next three to four weeks, potentially setting the stage for Ethereum’s Mainnet merger in September.

The price of ether was unpleasant by today’s events and continues to trade at around $ 1,140 in line with the larger crypto market. The second-largest cryptocurrency dropped 75% from its all-time high of $ 4,800 eight months ago.



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