gm, here's the latest on eth protocol development: - pectra devnet 6 launch delayed to next week, assuming that goes well, devs hope to pick slot numbers for public testnet upgrades next thurs (you could keep extrapolating the pectra timeline from there but it's not that helpful since the timeline all hinges on how the devnet 6 launch goes. devs did the extrapolating though on the call and they're still aiming for a mid-march mainnet upgrade. in reality, mainnet upgrade probably ends up happening late march/early april imo.) - there was a security vulnerability discovered in the geth client requiring all geth nodes operators and l2s based off of geth to upgrade their software - devs discussed changes in process for planning the fusaka upgrade like staged devnets to accommodate the inclusion of eips in an upgrade on a rolling basis full writeup of the latest eth dev call, acde #204: https://www.galaxy.com/insights/research/ethereum-all-core-developers-execution-call-204/