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The EF published the Glamsterdam repricing impact note: EIP-8037 and EIP-8038 change the cost of creating and accessing state; replaying historical mainnet transactions shows a small set of contracts rely on gas assumptions that shift, most issues are fixed by a gas-limit increase, and maintainers can look up their address on the repricing-impact page and test on Platåberget. The EIP-8141 change accounting block execution gas before refunds was merged, and EIP-8390 merged as a Draft. kevaundray submitted a post-quantum-ready deposit contract EIP. ACDT #93 was held in the evening.

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What Glamsterdam repricing does to contracts

EF blog: Glamsterdam repricing impact

. EIP-8037 raises and harmonizes the cost of new state (new accounts, new storage slots, deployed bytecode) and meters it separately; EIP-8038 raises the cost of `SSTORE`, `SLOAD`, cold account access and `EXTCODESIZE`/`EXTCODECOPY`. State operation gas was last adjusted in Berlin in 2021; the new schedule is derived from a performance target supporting roughly 3x base throughput and is a prerequisite for raising the gas limit further.

https://blog.ethereum.org/en/2026/08/24/glamsterdam-repricing-testing

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