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Fusaka-enabled Parent Upgrade Notice

This upgrade notice explains what you need to do if you operate a chain or a node running on a Fusaka-enabled Parent.

Note

For ArbOS 50 release information, please visit our Arbos release notes

Date of required actions

Dec 3rd 2025 for L2 chains that post L2 assertions Ethereum Mainnet

  • L1 Mainnet upgrades to Fusaka: Dec 3rd 2025
    • Applicable to Arbitrum (Orbit) chains and Arbitrum One/Nova operators
  • L1 Sepolia upgrades to Fusaka: October 14th 2025
    • Applicable to Arbitrum (Orbit) chains and Arbitrum One/Nova operators
  • Arb One/Nova upgrades to ArbOS 50

Required Node/Client Configurations for Orbit chains and ArbOne/Nova operators on Fusaka enabled parent chain

LayerData AvailabilityFallback to blobs enabledNitro versionConsenus Layer Client
L2RollupN/A3.8.0 or 3.7.6See table below
L2AnyTrust / AltDAYes > Fallback to blobs3.8.0 or 3.7.6See table below
L2AnyTrust / AltDANo > Fallback to Calldata or disabledNo action requiredNo action required
L3RollupNo action neededNo action requiredNo action required
L3AnyTrust / AltDANo action neededNo action requiredNo action required

Required configuration if you post blobs to a Fusaka-enabled parent chain

Consensus Client / Nitro Flags for operators (orbit or one/nova) chains that

ClientCompatible with NitroRequired Nitro FlagRequired Beacon Node Flag
PrysmNone--subscribe-all-data-subnets
LighthouseNone--supernode
Teku--parent-chain.blob-client.dangerous.skip-blob-proof-verification--p2p-subscribe-all-custody-subnets-enabled
LodestarNone--supernode
Erigon Caplin

To read more about PeerDAS changes and why Layer 2 network operators must connect to an Ethereum beacon chain node with historical blob data, see the historical blobs docs.