British fund giant Baillie Gifford launches tokenization pilot project on Ethereum

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PANews reported on September 19th that Christine Kim, former vice president of research at Galaxy Digital, stated on the X platform that today's Ethereum developer meeting, ACDC 165, reached a key decision, confirming the schedule for the Fusaka public testnet and the BPO hard fork. Developers agreed on the upcoming schedule for Fusaka: Holesky upgrade on October 1st, Sepolia upgrade on October 14th, Hoodi upgrade on October 28th, and mainnet upgrade on December 3rd. The exact date, time, and epoch number will be reconfirmed in the coming days. Developers also agree that, based on some preliminary analysis of Fusaka Devnet-5, blob capacity should more than double within two weeks of Fusaka's activation. Initially, Fusaka will not make any changes to blob capacity. After the first week, the first BPO fork will activate, increasing the target/maximum blob count from 6/9 to 10/15. A week after the first BPO fork, the second BPO fork will activate, further increasing these values to 14/21.

PANews reported on September 19th that Sky (formerly MakerDAO) announced on the X platform that voting has opened on a proposal to implement a late upgrade penalty for MKR to SKY. As part of the ongoing MKR to SKY upgrade process, Sky Atlas has specified that an executive vote on September 18, 2025, will set a 1% late upgrade penalty for the new MKR to SKY conversion contract. If the vote passes, all MKR to SKY upgrades will be subject to a 1% late upgrade penalty starting September 22, 2025. Thereafter, the late upgrade penalty will gradually increase by 1% every three months.