ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the re-staking protocol Symbiotic has launched its development network on the Ethereum Holesky testnet, with the mainnet set to be released later in the third quarter.It is reported that Symbiotic allows users to deposit assets into secure third-party protocols and is a competitor to EigenLayer.

ChainCatcher news, EigenLayer announced that it has launched the MVP rewards on the Holesky testnet, and AVS can now start integrating the rewards feature to incentivize restaking participants and node operators.In the coming weeks, a complete rewards experience will be launched on the testnet, allowing restaking holders to claim AVS rewards and discover the estimated potential rewards of AVS. Note: On the testnet, most reward tokens have no price. The MVP introduces new features for these EigenLayer users:AVS: Test reward system functionalityNode operators: Explore earning rewards from AVSRestaking delegators: Delegate stakes and claim rewards from AVS

ChainCatcher message, Optimistic Rollup L2 project Redstone has announced the migration of its testnet. The Lattice testnet and Redstone Holesky testnet will be officially deprecated in one month. The Redstone team urges users to migrate to the Garnet Holesky testnet, which has been live for several weeks, before that time.To help users check their current network, Redstone has provided the network information for the Lattice testnet and Redstone Holesky testnet.Lattice testnet:RPC Node: testnet-chain.linfra.xyzChain ID: 4242Redstone Holesky testnet:RPC Node: rpc.holesky.redstone.xyzChain ID: 17001The Redstone team emphasizes that in the future, only the Garnet Holesky testnet will be maintained and supported. The migration of the testnet aims to consolidate resources in preparation for the launch of the Redstone mainnet. Users need to promptly adjust the network configuration of their dApps to avoid being affected by the deprecation of the testnet.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Ethereum L2 Morph has officially launched the Morph Holesky testnet. This testnet features enhanced performance and infrastructure, fully matching the functionality and performance of the upcoming mainnet, allowing for a preview of all features that the mainnet plans to offer for a seamless transition in the future. Currently, user interaction contributions on the Morph Holesky testnet will be recorded. Additionally, contracts on the Morph Sepolia testnet remain accessible, but developers are encouraged to transition to the Morph Holesky testnet.Furthermore, the Web3 asset data platform RootData shows that Morph is a completely permissionless EVM L2 that combines optimistic and zk rollup technologies, providing developers building financial, gaming, social media, and entertainment applications on its chain with user-friendly options.

ChainCatcher news, EthHub co-founder sassal.eth announced that the Ethereum Dencun upgrade is now live on the Holesky testnet. Next up is the Ethereum mainnet, with a specific date likely to be announced within the next 24 hours.

ChainCatcher news, Galaxy's Vice President of Research Christine Kim published a summary yesterday of the 118th Ethereum Core Developers Consensus Meeting (ACDC). The meeting primarily discussed the preparations for Devnet-9 and changes to the Ethereum Consensus Layer (CL).Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko raised questions about the Dencun testing timeline during the meeting, as it was previously suggested to launch Dencun in the following order on the testnets: Holesky, Goerli, and then Sepolia. However, due to a network configuration error, the Holesky testnet failed to launch and will be restarted on September 28. Therefore, Tim Beiko indicated that if developers cannot confirm the release of Dencun on the public testnet before the Ethereum Developer Conference Devconnect in November 2023, the mainnet activation of Dencun is unlikely to occur this year.Previous news reported that the Ethereum Holesky testnet encountered significant issues due to a network configuration error, leading to its failure to launch, with plans for a restart on September 28.

ChainCatcher news, blockchain tools and infrastructure developer Nethermind stated on social media that developers will relaunch Holesky within a week, with a planned date of September 22. Additionally, Ethereum developer Michael Sproul revealed in a GitHub pull request that the expected relaunch time is September 28.Previously, Galaxy Research Vice President Christine Kim mentioned on social media that the Ethereum Holesky testnet failed to start due to a network configuration error, and developers plan to restart it shortly.

ChainCatcher news, Galaxy researcher Christine Kim posted on social media that the Ethereum Holesky testnet, which was planned to go live last night Beijing time, failed to launch due to a major issue caused by network configuration errors. The developers plan to restart it shortly.

ChainCatcher message, the Ethereum Holesky testnet is officially online, and this testnet will replace the current Goerli testnet. It aims to provide a platform for client teams to test their clients at a larger scale than the mainnet, and allow home stakers to test their setups without risk.Previously, in the latest Ethereum core developer execution meeting, the Holesky plan included approximately 1.5 million validators.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Ethereum client Nethermind has released version v1.20.2 and is preparing for the upcoming Holesky testnet.Nethermind mentioned that the Holesky testnet will replace Goerli and will launch on September 15th at 22:00 Beijing time.

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum Foundation engineer Parithosh Jayathi stated that the Holešovice (Holesky) testnet is planned to launch around September 15, and two coordination calls have already taken place. The testnet aims to provide a platform for client teams to test their clients on a larger scale than the mainnet, and allow home stakers to test their setups without risk.