Look guys, the Pectra fork upgrade issues on Holesky and Sepolia are a stark reminder that even seemingly 'trivial' changes can unravel into major disruptions (check how many days Holesky was down). Complexity isn't always obvious—it lurks beneath the surface, waiting to break things (and it will happen ultimately). And while not the root cause here, adding 19 opcodes while removing 16 in one upgrade is simply reckless, IMHO. The PoS transition was a necessity—EOF is not! We can and should evolve _incrementally_, strengthening Ethereum without inviting chaos.