On June 14th, PANews reported that several important issues were discussed by developers at the 135th Ethereum consensus layer core developer meeting (ACDC). According to Christine Kim, from Galaxy Research, the main focuses of this meeting were as follows:

1. New announcement: The Ethereum DevOps team has announced that the ethPandaOps team will take over the maintenance of the Kurtosis module, which is a software package that helps developers launch testnets and related tools. In addition, Tim Beiko, the lead of the EF protocol support, introduced a new process for incorporating EIPs to improve the management efficiency of Ethereum Improvement Proposals.
2. The upcoming Electra v1.5.0-alpha.3: Developers are preparing to release the latest version of Electra in the coming weeks and will discuss the launch time of Pectra Devnet 1 after the release.
3. PeerDAS Progress: PeerDAS, as a network change that enhances node processing capacity for large amounts of data, will be activated on a separate development network to avoid test interference. The launch of PeerDAS Devnet 1 is expected to take place within 2 to 4 weeks.
4. Blob limit discussion: Developers discussed raising the Blob data limit in Ethereum blocks and studied how to decouple the dependency between the Execution Layer (EL) and the Consensus Layer (CL) to allow for more flexible modifications.
5. Updates on SSZ-related EIPs: Multiple client teams have reported progress in implementing SSZ-related EIPs and plan to discuss the development network timeline for these EIPs in the coming weeks.
6. Name for the next consensus layer upgrade: Developers are starting to consider the name for the next upgrade after Electra, and may choose a star name starting with the letter "F", such as Fulu, Felis, Formosa, and Funi.