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#HYPE ETH news: Ethereum’s next upgrade breaks the '21,000 gas' rule wallets rely on Search / News Video Prices Research Events Data & Indices More Sponsored Search / en Sign In Sign Up Tech Ethereum’s next upgrade breaks the '21,000 gas' rule wallets rely on Sending ETH to a brand-new address will cost more than sending to an existing one, and software built around a flat fee will get the sum wrong. By Shaurya Malwa | Edited by Omkar Godbole 8 min ago 2 min read Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Make preferred on Ethereum’s next upgrade breaks the '21,000 gas' rule wallets rely on. (Unsplash) Summary Show Ethereum’s next major upgrade, Glamsterdam, will end the long-standing rule that every basic ether (ETH) transfer costs a flat 21,000 units of gas. Under the change, sending ETH to an existing account will still cost 21,000 gas, but transfers to never-before-used addresses will incur an additional 183,600 units of new “state gas.” Ethereum developers are warning wallet providers and blockchain services to update any software that assumes 21,000 gas is both the minimum and maximum for ETH transfers before Glamsterdam reaches mainnet. Sending ether ETH $ 1,899.33 will no longer always carry the same network fee, breaking one of Ethereum's oldest rules of thumb. Developers from the Ethereum Foundation, the nonprofit that supports and maintains Ethereum, told wallet makers, blockchain trackers, and fee calculators in a blog post to update any software built on the assumption that a basic ETH transfer costs 21,000 gas units. İlgili: #HYPE Bu özet bilgilendirme amaçlıdır, yatırım tavsiyesi değildir. — hisseonlinebot