According to BlockBeats, on September 19, CoinDesk reported that Ethereum developers confirmed that the hard fork Pectra would be split into two parts to minimize the risk of mistakes. Pectra is expected to be Ethereum's largest hard fork to date.

The core developers decided to include a total of 8 Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) in the first package, including EIP-7702, which aims to improve the user experience of wallets. The second plan will be modified in the coming months and may include proposals to change the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EOF) and introduce a feature called PeerDAS, which improves data availability sampling and ultimately benefits L2 blockchains.