Ethereum Glamsterdam Upgrade Goes Live: Is $3,000 Next?
Glamsterdam Is Live: The Upgrade That Could Unlock Ethereum's $3,000 Breakout Co-produced by Daniel Aharonoff and DigitalDan As the chief editor of ethdan.me, I've learned to read the room in crypto. And right now, the room is holding its breath. Ethereum has been trapped in a tightening range under $2,800 for weeks — squeezing, coiling, refusing to pick a direction. Spot Ethereum ETFs just bled roughly $155 million in outflows over four sessions. An ICO-era whale dusted off a wallet from 2014 and shipped 13,330 ETH, worth about $36.4 million, to Coinbase. The tape feels heavy. And then, this morning, the protocol itself moved. On October 6, Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade activated on the Sepolia testnet — the single biggest technical milestone for the network this year. Twenty-five proposed EIPs entered public testing in one shot. The gas limit is on a path toward 200 million. The way blocks get built is about to change at the protocol level. So here's the questio...
