We are upgrading our Ethereum infrastructure to Reth v2.11.0 on 2026-11-19. This is a hardening and performance release that bounds previously unbounded RPC work, fixes transaction pool and P2P correctness issues, and improves storage stability. Brief interruptions to RPC availability may occur on that date.
! Note the new reth-client limitations !
RPC Changes: - eth_callMany, trace_callMany, debug_traceCallMany, eth_getProof — Now limited to at most 1,024 calls per request with a shared gas budget across all calls. No additional call starts more than five seconds after the first. Previously successful requests may now fail; callers should review request sizes and gas budgets. - eth_simulateV1 — Now cancels and stops once the request is dropped, checks cancellation once per simulated block, and picks each simulated block's fork from its timestamp rather than a fixed window. - eth_call — The default gas limit is now capped, so calls without an explicit gas parameter no longer fail with "intrinsic gas too high" under --rpc.gascap max on Amsterdam and later. - eth_sendTransaction — Nonce assignment is now serialized to prevent race conditions.