Ethereum’s Ninth Shadow Fork Go live In Preparation For The Main Merge
The Ethereum shadow 9th fork go live
The Ethereum shadow 9th fork go live
Merge has successfully cut across two out of the three public testnets
Gray Glacier has been successfully launched on the Ethereum network in preparation for the Merge
On June 29th, the Ethereum network will take a scheduled upgrade called “Gray Glacier” at block 15,050,000.
Ethereum developers can now have technical insight into what they should expect once the full merge comes as Sepolia testnet Beacon Chain has gone live and established the foundation for that purpose.
Go Ethereum, one of the three original implementations of the Ethereum protocol, has announced that the latest version of the Geth standalone client is now available.
Ethereum’s security and finance model could give the crypto giant the potential to become the most unique asset on the Earth
Despite the cryptocurrency Market alternating between bearish and bullish, struggling to hit a bullish streak, one of its major assets, Ethereum (ETH) has been continuing to accumulate hundreds of thousands of new addresses. According to Ethereum senior developer Tim Beiko, some transactions have already been included in Ropsten’s post-merge blocks, as announced through the following two tweets.
Ropsten, Ethereum’s oldest testnet, is about to undergo its transition to proof of stake — as one of the final tests ahead of the merge on the main Ethereum blockchain.
The number of Ethereum (ETH) staked on the Beacon Chain has reached its highest-ever levels, but some observers are growing concerned over a larger sell-off after the merge.