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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
Performance. Reth v2.4.0 reduces mean newPayload latency by 6.2% compared with v2.3.0. Experimental revmc JIT EVM support is added and can be activated with --jit.enabled flag.Reth release notes
Reth v2.3.0 includes several payload, engine, trie, and transaction-pool performance improvements, including parallel execution work, BAL prewarming, faster proof and trie paths, cheaper transaction-pool insertion, and reduced payload-building overhead.Reth release notes
This release lays the groundwork for Amsterdam (EIP-7928 Block Access Lists), introducing a BAL store abstraction, P2P wire support for fetching BALs alongside full blocks, payload-builder integration, and parallel/batched BAL execution paths.Reth release notes
[!IMPORTANT] alloy-evm bump fixes an issue where gas refunds issued by custom precompiles were not accounted for. If your network was setting gas_refunded field to a non-zero value for any precompile, its behaviour might change. Storage v2 Migration.Reth release notes
Read our Blog Post Reth 2.0 is a major release that makes Storage V2 the default for all new nodes, introduces the SparseTrieCacheTask for dramatically faster state root computation, and delivers across-the-board performance improvements to the engine, RPC, an…Reth release notes
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