8 gas fee assumptions change… Ethereum Foundation requests contract inspection
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The Ethereum Foundation has urged smart contract developers and auditors to review eight gas-related assumptions ahead of the Glamsterdam upgrade, citing EIP-8037 and EIP-8038, which alter gas cost calculations and state-data cost handling in ways that could change existing contracts' execution outcomes. ChainSecurity identified potential issues for projects relying on current gas models, prompting the foundation to delay activating Glamsterdam on the Hoodi testnet without setting a new date. The warning matters because contracts that hardcode or depend on existing gas assumptions may behave differently or fail once the changes take effect. Developers should watch for a revised Hoodi activation schedule and audit contracts for reliance on the affected gas calculations before mainnet deployment.
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