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Ethereum is struggling to regain momentum, trading around $2,200 despite ongoing network updates. With the arrival of Ethereum Glamsterdam, developers are beginning a new phase of advanced testing—aimed at addressing technical issues that could improve block production and network efficiency. The key question is whether these changes can translate into renewed market interest in ETH.
The week of April 13, 2026 is expected to be a turning point for Ethereum, as developers plan to launch the first Glamsterdam devnet. This step is described as crucial ahead of the update’s official deployment.
The main objective is to resolve technical challenges related to ePBS (enhanced Proposer-Builder Separation). ePBS is intended to split block production into two coordinated parts, with the goal of improving the network’s stability and efficiency.
Beyond ePBS, the testing phase will also include secondary features, including:
After the devnet stabilizes, teams are expected to conduct security audits before announcing an official mainnet date. The advanced testing phase is positioned as a way to ensure Ethereum’s reliability before deployment.
Despite repeated upgrades, ETH has remained largely flat around the $2,200 level, well below historical highs and earlier expectations. The article notes that previous updates—such as Dencun and Fusaka—were widely presented as potential catalysts to revive network momentum and attract new investors, but have not yet produced a significant price increase.
If Glamsterdam succeeds in stabilizing ePBS and improving network efficiency, it could strengthen confidence among both investors and developers. The article also points to potential demand support from broader Layer 2 adoption and reduced transaction costs.
However, in a competitive crypto environment, it remains uncertain whether Glamsterdam will be enough to drive a meaningful change in ETH’s price. The coming months are described as decisive for assessing the update’s real impact.
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