Ethereum developers officially named the post-2026 upgrade "Hegota," a name that combines the two main directions of the execution layer Bogota and the consensus layer Heze. According to Ethereum's current upgrade schedule, Hegota will be launched after Glamsterdam, maintaining a biannual update frequency. The key focus areas of this upgrade include the implementation of critical technologies such as Verkle Trees—these advancements are vital for Ethereum's performance and scalability. The entire upgrade sequence appears quite intensive, reflecting the Ethereum development community's determination in technological iteration.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 12-20 18:00
I'm overwhelmed again, with a bunch of upgrade names. I can't keep up with twice a year.
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mev_me_maybe
· 12-20 13:52
It was just a name change after all, what about the actual progress?
Let's see Verkle Trees run properly first
Hegota sounds good, but implementation is the key
Another upgrade, and more waiting... ETH's roadmap keeps changing
Two upgrades a year sound exciting, but don't delay again
Bogota and Heze, the name fusion is quite flashy
If this pace can really be maintained, ETH is indeed impressive
Hegota? Sounds very cyberpunk, but the core issue is whether Verkle Trees can succeed
The upgrade names are becoming more and more fantastical, haha
When will we see substantial performance improvements?
2026 is still far away, let's wait and see
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SerumSqueezer
· 12-19 15:58
Hegota? That name is really cool. The twice-a-year upgrade schedule is a bit intense, and the Ethereum community is really stepping up.
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I've been following Verkle Trees for a long time. Is it finally going to be implemented? The performance aspect really needs to catch up.
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Honestly, with such a dense upgrade schedule, the development team is really working hard. Just worried it might still be delayed in the end haha.
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Combining Bogota and Heze, the naming approach is quite thoughtful. But the names sound a bit tongue-twisting.
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2026 is still quite far away, but judging by this pace, Ethereum doesn't seem to plan to slow down. I'm a bit looking forward to Hegota's actual performance.
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Twice a year updates, do they have to be so frequent? Aren't they worried about bugs?
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Verkle Trees is coming, and this should bring some substantial progress in scalability. They've been saying they want to do it, and now there's finally a timetable.
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DeFiDoctor
· 12-19 15:57
The consultation records show that the pace on Ethereum is indeed accelerating. Are Verkle Trees really going to be implemented? We need to keep an eye on the code audit to avoid clinical risks again. The update frequency twice a year... issue a risk warning, as complications are hard to prevent.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 12-19 15:56
Hegota, this name sounds a bit awkward still
Twice a year upgrade frequency, is Ethereum trying to outcompete others to death?
Can Verkle Trees really solve scalability? We'll have to wait and see
With this pace, developers are going to be exhausted
The upgrade names are getting stranger, but the technical roadmap is clear
Bogota plus Heze, how did they come up with such a name
Performance optimization is always on the way, when will we really see results?
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12-19 15:56
Will Verkle Trees really be a game changer, or just another round of piling up technical debt...
Ethereum developers officially named the post-2026 upgrade "Hegota," a name that combines the two main directions of the execution layer Bogota and the consensus layer Heze. According to Ethereum's current upgrade schedule, Hegota will be launched after Glamsterdam, maintaining a biannual update frequency. The key focus areas of this upgrade include the implementation of critical technologies such as Verkle Trees—these advancements are vital for Ethereum's performance and scalability. The entire upgrade sequence appears quite intensive, reflecting the Ethereum development community's determination in technological iteration.