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Greg Markou, a former Ethereum core developer, defended Ethereum's protocol developers on Unchained's Uneasy Money while the Glamsterdam gas changes are on hold. He said app…

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Published: 2026-11-12 19:00 UTC
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Greg Markou, a former Ethereum core developer, defended Ethereum's protocol developers on Unchained's Uneasy Money while the Glamsterdam gas changes are on hold. He said app teams should test their co…

Greg Markou, a former Ethereum core developer, defended Ethereum's protocol developers on Unchained's Uneasy Money while the Glamsterdam gas changes are on hold. He said app teams should test their contracts against coming upgrades and report problems, and that public outrage is "good for business." https://t.co/H1ILULGTji

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