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GM all, I think Glamsterdam is big for $NEMESIS and Nemesis will be the first protocol to show people how Ethereum L1 will be so much more powerful in the next 2-3 months. Nemesis will be the first launching permissionless margin trading with great UX on ETH Layer 1. ETH Glamsterdam forks on public testnet (Platåberget) 2 days from now. (August 20th) ETA guidance for upgrading Glamsterdam to Sepolia testnet (Nemesis current testnet) will be somewhere in September. Then October/beginning of November Glamsterdam is estimated to upgrade to Mainnet. This is huge for Nemesis and overal UX on ETH L1. Quick confirmation times, even cheaper fees. DeFi is coming back to L1 and EF and Vitalik are pushing for this hard. This is happening together with markets topping in some other areas and spilling over to underperforming markets like $ETH & $BTC. You see this in F13 positioning filings from last few days. Legendary traders Standley Druckenmiller and Paul Tudor Jones are lowering AI infra positions and adding btc/eth/hype positions to their funds. Lot of market interest and upgrades all coming at the same time and I suspect Nemesis founders are quite aware of this. Looking at the last Nemesis updates: Timing of mainnet (first fully on-chain permissionless margin trading protocol) will coincide with all of this. By that time there is no other DeFi primitive or Dapp on ETH L1 that will demonstrate the much anticipated performance upgrade better than Nemesis. I think next 2-3 months and beyond will be good for us. Have a great day and tell your friends whats coming 👍

Glamsterdam just hit the Ethereum testnet, and it is the clearest bullish signal for $ETH base layer in years. The upgrade does two things that directly raise what Layer 1 can carry. Block-level access lists (EIP-7928) tell nodes in advance which accounts and storage a block touches, so independent transactions can run in parallel instead of one by one. Enshrined proposer-builder separation (EIP-7732) pulls block building into the protocol, cuts reliance on MEV relays, and gives clients more time to propagate and verify bigger blocks. Together they are the path to a much higher gas limit and faster L1 execution, without thinning out the validator set. Rollups still matter, but Ethereum is no longer treating the mainnet as a settlement stub. A faster, more native base chain means more activity, more fees, and more value settling on ETH itself. @BitMNR now owns 5% of ETH and runs its own validator set, this has major implications, more fees will go to Bitmine as well Sepolia is only the first public test. Hoodi and mainnet dates are still open, with mainnet eyed for later in 2026. If the clients hold, Glamsterdam is the upgrade that makes “scale the L1” real. $ETH $BMNR