Ethereum developer: The Dencun upgrade on the Goerli testnet has been completed and successfully restored to normal operation.

On January 17th, Parithosh Jayanthi, a DevOps engineer at the Ethereum Foundation, announced in a post that the Dencun hard fork on the Goerli testnet has been completed and is now running smoothly after fixing related issues. Validators have returned online and the chain has once again achieved finality. In addition, the Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) breaker has been automatically disabled and MEV blocks have resumed normal circulation. Previously reported by BlockBeats, the Ethereum Foundation plans to launch the Dencun upgrade on the Goerli testnet at 14:32 on January 17th Beijing time. If the Goerli upgrade goes smoothly, the Dencun upgrade will be activated on the Sepolia and Holesky testnets in the coming weeks. Once Dencun runs smoothly on all three testnets, the mainnet activation will be scheduled. Dencun will be the last upgrade for the Goerli network before the core team stops supporting it.