What's in and what's out for Ethereum’s Shanghai upgrade
A tentative timeline of March 2023 has been set for the Shanghai upgrade, which will enable staking withdrawals. A list of EIPs has also been packaged in, but EIP-4844 didn’t make the cut.
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A tentative timeline of March 2023 has been set for the Shanghai upgrade, which will enable staking withdrawals. A list of EIPs has also been packaged in, but EIP-4844 didn’t make the cut.
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