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Summary. Reth v2.10.0 is a hardening release. It fixes an engine panic after a reorg below the persisted tip, bounds eth_callBundle work, and stops reth download from deleting files outside the datadir.Reth release notes
Reth v2.9.0 replaces revm with evm2 as reth's EVM (#25002). This is a breaking change for SDK users who build on reth's EVM, executor or inspector types. Node operators don't need to change any config.Reth release notes
Reth v2.8.1 removes the Amsterdam activation from Hoodi, which has been cancelled: Unscheduled the Amsterdam hardfork on Hoodi: bumped alloy-hardforks to 0.4.11, which drops Amsterdam from the Hoodi schedule (alloy-rs/hardforks#113), so Hoodi stays on BPO2 (#2…Reth release notes
Reth v2.8.0 schedules the Amsterdam hardfork on Hoodi, adds opt-in snap/2 sync and prewarm result reuse, and hardens peer-to-peer networking and RPC.Reth release notes
Reth v2.7.0 prepares Sepolia for the Glamsterdam hardfork and brings fixes to state persistence, forkchoice, RPC, and networking. Action required. Sepolia operators must upgrade before 6 October 2026 at 13:53:36 UTC.Reth release notes
Reth v2.6.0 expands Amsterdam and Hegotá protocol support, installs the REST-SSZ Engine API by default, advances EIP-8189 snap-sync infrastructure, and moves partial persistence further into production paths.Reth release notes
Reth v2.5.0 improves execution performance across the board. Release regression testing against v2.4.1 measured 5-10% lower mean block-processing latency, especially in long-tail workloads. Performance.Reth release notes
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