The assessment is 'likely_true' with high confidence due to strong, consistent, and corroborating evidence from multiple high-authority sources. The core of the claim is directly and explicitly supported by several reputable crypto news outlets. Specifically, reports from The Block, which are echoed by Bitget and a news feed on CoinGecko, state that Ethereum developers have named the post-'Glamsterdam' upgrade 'Hegota'. This directly affirms all parts of the user's statement.Furthermore, the credibility of this claim is significantly bolstered by a primary source: the official Ethereum blog. This blog post confirms the existence of the 'Glamsterdam' update as a key milestone on the development roadmap, validating the first part of the statement. While this specific post does not mention 'Hegota', it establishes the context in which the secondary news reports operate.There is no contradictory evidence among the provided sources. Several sources were deemed irrelevant as they discussed different Ethereum upgrades (like 'Fusaka' or 'Pectra'), other blockchains entirely (Hedera), or were user-generated discussions. The absence of information about 'Glamsterdam' or 'Hegota' in these specific places does not refute the claim; it simply indicates a different focus. The overwhelming weight of the relevant, high-authority evidence points to the statement being truthful.