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A hotly awaited upgrade to the Ethereum network that may result in ETH becoming a deflationary asset is now scheduled for the “London” hard fork in July.
Ethereum lead developer Tim Beiko previously teased that the decision would be made today two weeks ago, and proposed the inclusion on the Core Developers call today. There were no verbal objections.
“We’re in a spot where the EIP is sound,” said Beiko on the call. “[.] We’re in a spot, I think, where it’s ready to be included in an upgrade.”
The proposal, co-authored by Ethereum cofounder Vitalik Buterin, will transition Ethereum’s fee structure away from a bidding system that allows miners to prioritize the highest bids. The new fee structure will dynamically and programmatically adjust fees so users only pay the lowest bid for each block.
BTC Developers Sees Craig Wright Demanding To “Return” Mt Gox BTC
Last Updated: 27 February 2021
Craig Wright truly is an exceptional man. He is one of a kind. The type of person everyone can recognize if they’re in the crypto space for just a few months. The man claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto (And fails to provide proof about it).
Some of his magnificent deeds include threatening legal action against Bitcoin contributors for hosting the Bitcoin whitepaper, which he claims he made himself.
From there, he started to shill his own Bitcoin fork, Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV). Now, however, the man had decided to set his sights on a new target to prove his absolute legitimacy: The Mt Gox hack.
December 16, 2020 @ 9:58 pm By Omar Faridi
NEM Group, which supports the development of Symbol from NEM, a “trusted” and “secure” enterprise blockchain that streamlines business processes, has confirmed the launch of its final testnet update on Symbol, an enterprise-grade blockchain solution that’s expected to go live in early 2021.
As mentioned in a release shared with
Crowdfund Insider, this upgrade brings “the final phase of soak and performance testing on Symbol, freezing code in its current iteration and marking the final step in preparing the platform for its mainnet launch.”
Dave Hodgson, CIO of NEM Group, stated that this particular milestone “represents the culmination of years of heads down building, testing and collaborating to deliver Symbol by the Core Developers, NEM community and various supporting entities.”