Two proposals suggested to revise gas rates for legacy Ethereum contracts
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Ethereum developers have proposed two draft fixes to reduce failed calls to legacy smart contracts caused by gas-cost changes in the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade. Leo Glisic’s EIP-8488 would apply the old gas rates to existing contracts, while Giulio Rebuffo has floated a separate dual-measurement approach that calculates execution gas and user fees separately. The proposals respond to EIP-8037 and EIP-8038, which alter costs for creating new state and accessing existing state data. Both drafts remain at the proposal stage with no target activation date set. What to watch next is whether either approach advances toward inclusion in Glamsterdam and how developers resolve the tension between new gas pricing and backward compatibility for deployed contracts.
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