TLDR
From September 20–27, 2026, the forum recorded 93 new posts across 47 topics. The activity was led by Ethereum Foundation updates on protocol development, security, and organizational priorities, alongside a smaller number of market-related posts. 
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Protocol Cluster Updates: May 2026 reports progress toward a 200M gas target after Glamsterdam, including work on ePBS, BAL optimizations, and EIP-8037.
Clear Signing: Making Transaction Approvals Safer on Ethereum describes an initiative to make transaction approvals more readable and verifiable, reducing reliance on blind signing.
The EF’s new structure outlines a reorganization around focused work clusters and notes that 54 colleagues are leaving.
Ethereum for Governments and Institutions: Why neutral infrastructure matters now presents the case for resilient, neutral digital infrastructure and explains factors institutions may consider when evaluating blockchains.
The triage is the product: running AI agents against Ethereum’s protocol code emphasizes that AI-assisted security work depends on careful review and reproducible evidence, not simply generating more reports.
Announcing a Trillion Dollar Security grant for WEBCAT covers funding for a tool to check whether website code matches a developer-signed manifest.
Announcing the Platåberget Testnet invites developers and operators to test Glamsterdam changes, including gas repricing, on a public testnet.
EF Protocol: Current and Emerging Priorities sets out the team’s quantum-resistance goal for Ethereum’s L1 and identifies Hegotá as an important test of its roadmap.
EF Protocol: The Hegotá EIP Opinion Post and Tier List summarizes the EF Protocol team’s assessment of 62 proposals, highlighting FOCIL and Frame Transactions.
Bitcoin ETF Demand Is Backing The Recovery attributes support for Bitcoin’s recovery to renewed ETF inflows while noting higher Treasury yields as a risk.