The Node 1.35.3 Released By The Cardano’s Developers Is Said To Provide Full Vasil Era Capabilities: Vasil Hard Fork Will Soon Be On The Mainnet

The vision of Vasil Hard Fork on the mainnet is now becoming clearer as the Cardano developers decided on version 1.35.3 of the final in the preparation for the Vasil Hard Fork.

The whole idea of the Vasil upgrade is to improve the scalability and smart contract functionality that would allow it to efficiently handle the volume seen on competing networks like Solana. 

On the 12^th of August, a Github document was released which showed that node 1.35.3 will be released as part of the preparation for Vasil on the mainnet.

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According to the document, the developers stated:

Node 1.35.3 is reported without flaws by the developers. For this reason, the developers expect no hindrance for the Vasil hard fork on the mainnet.

The post stated that the technical lead, quality assurance engineer, operations team, and release manager have all signed off on moving ahead with node version 1.35.3. Developers remain confident that they can address current issues with minor updates in the future.

Recall, that while testing the final node, node 1.35.0, Cardano’s Hoskinson stated said that the developers found three bugs that led to the building of three different versions up to node 1.35.3.

He also said the newly released node might the best part for the Vasil Hard Fork as confirmed by the developer.

It is worth knowing that the Vasil Hard fork has once launched successfully following the announcement of the final node 1.35.0 in June before these recent concerns but the root of the recent malfunctioning has not been known.

At the moment, Cardano is trading at the $0.5298 price point, 2.66% down in the last 24 hours but 3.91% up in the last seven days.