At the 148th Ethereum core developer consensus meeting, the developers agreed to name the seventh CL (Ethereum Consensus Layer) fork or upgrade "Gloas". EF engineer Parithosh Jayanthi pointed out that there is an open issue in the CL specification that needs to be resolved before the launch of Pectra Devnet 5. Additionally, the cellular tests for EL and CL clients have been updated, and most clients performed well in these tests.

PANews reported on January 10 that Christine Kim, vice president of Galaxy Research, published a summary of the 148th Ethereum Core Developers Consensus (ACDC) conference call. This week, developers agreed that the name of the seventh CL (Ethereum consensus layer) fork or upgrade should be named after the star "Gloas"; EF engineer Parithosh Jayanthi pointed out an open issue in the CL specification that developers need to solve before launching Pectra Devnet 5; in addition, the honeycomb tests for EL and CL clients have been updated, and most clients perform well in these tests.

Ethereum's 148th ACDC Meeting: The Seventh CL Upgrade is Named "Gloas"