Cardano network will undergo Chang hard fork upgrade
The first phase of the Chang era marks the beginning of the network’s transition to decentralized governance.
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The first phase of the Chang era marks the beginning of the network’s transition to decentralized governance.
The Dencun hard fork has been completed on the Goerli, Sepolia and Holesky testnets, and the mainnet will be launched on Epoch 269568 (approximately March 13, 2024).
“This is a big deal for OP mainnet,” Karl Floersch, CEO and co-founder of OP Labs, the company behind the blockchain, told CoinDesk this week in an interview.
The software upgrade scheduled for January 17 will address gas spikes and chain reorganization.
Vasil delivers an updated version of Cardano’s smart contract scripting language: Plutus v2.
Cardano has been slowly moving towards the Vasil hard fork for a couple of months now. The upgrade has, however, ...
The Vasil hard fork was originally scheduled to go live in June, but teams behind the Cardano blockchain development have prioritized a smooth network transition.
Terraform Labs will put the proposal up for a governance vote on May 18 Asia time.
Monero hard forks are meant to improve the base protocol and will not result in the splitting and creation of a new coin.