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As Part of Vasil Hard Fork, Cardano’s Smart Contracts to Decrease Transaction Size in New Update

The Cardano insight Twitter account stated that the Cardano network will ‌soon present a decreased smart contract transaction size after developers use CIP 31-33 proposals that will go live on Vasil Hard Fork.

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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts should already be familiar with a mechanism similar to Cardano improvement proposals, which were presented on the Ethereum network and called  “Ethereum Improvement Proposals.”

CIPs are formal, technical communication processes that happen off-chain and are designed to provide information to the Cardano Community. CIPs are not presented as commitments to existing projects on the Cardano blockchain and act more like a stack of solutions for commonly mentioned issues within the ecosystem.

CIPs that are expected to decline the size of a transaction on the network are proposals 31-33, which are: Reference Inputs, Inline Datums, and Reference Scripts.

All of the suggested way out are designed mostly for revealing data on the blockchain without spending and re-fabricating data UTXOs via new inputs.

While Cardano has still not faced any issues with scaling and network congestion even during the spike in the number of transactions with the blossoming of DeFi solutions on the network, developers are already operating on solutions that should make the blockchain ready for a heavy load when it comes.

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Despite the active development process in the background. ADA is failing to break through the profitability death spiral as if it remains one of the worst-performing assets on the cryptocurrency market in the long term.

At the Writer’s time, ADA trades at $0.5 and has been losing 40% of its value since the beginning of the month following general cryptocurrency market performance.

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