Ethereum developers have merged a fix for a Glamsterdam upgrade vulnerability that could have redirected staking deposits to block builders under certain conditions. Researcher Avsetsin identified the issue while examining deposit mechanisms used by Lido, Origin, and Rocket Pool. The patch has been incorporated into Ethereum’s consensus specifications but still requires implementation by client teams. Glamsterdam testing on Hoodi also remains delayed following a separate smart contract risk assessment.
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