Ethereum Developers Launch "Zhejiang" - The New Testnet for ETH Withdrawals
Ethereum developers are getting ready to launch a new test environment that allows testing of highly anticipated withdrawals of staked ETH tokens. The new testnet, which has been dubbed “Zhejiang,” is a necessary step in...
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The new testnet, which has been dubbed “Zhejiang,” is a necessary step in order for developers and regular users to test how the network handles withdrawals of staked ETH. The new feature is known in technical circles as Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP)-4895....
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