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The long-awaited update of the Ethereum, Constantinople, was postponed after the developers discovered the critical code vulnerability of one of the planned changes. On January 15, ChainSecurity reported that the EIP-1283 protocol, which was proposed to improve ways to monetize changes to stored data, could provide a loophole for intruders and lead to theft of user funds. Given this, the developers of Ethereum and related projects decided to temporarily put off hardfork in order to properly evaluate the problem and solve it. Among the participants of the meeting were the creator of Ethereum Vitalik Buterin, developers Hudson Jameson, Nick Johnson and Evan Van Ness, as well as product manager for Parity, Afri Shedon. The new date of ... Read more about " Constantinople update postponed. Again. " on coinatory.com

In January 2019, the hardfork Constantinople approved by Vitalik Buterin will take place in the Ethereum network, which has already been supported by many major exchanges, including Binance, Houbi, and others. Several new coins are expected to appear: Ethereum Classic Vision (ETCV)Ethereum Nowa Fork (ETN)ERC-20 BlueERC-20 Blue ERC-20 Blue It is worth adding that any of the listed projects is most likely a fraud created only for the purpose of obtaining money out of nothing. Ethereum Classic Vision (ETCV) The first hardfork, Classic Vision is to take place on January 11th. The developers of this symbiosis of Ethereum Classic and Bitcoin SV, the Bitcoin Cash hardfork, offer 3 ETCV coins for 1 ETH to all users after the ... Read more about " Constantinople and three other Ethereum forks " on coinatory.com

Ethereum is testing a network update that includes code optimization, improved scaling, pricing, data processing, and a reduction in the award of miners to 2 ETH. August 31, was completed the development of a new package of system-wide updates Constantinople, which is actually a hardfork. It consists of five proposals for improving the Ethereum (EIP). Most of them are aimed at improving the quality of the platform and helping developers of smart contracts and applications, but for ordinary users, they will be almost insensible. However, ... Read more about " Ethereum update Constantinople will reduce the reward of the miners by 33% " on coinatory.com

An important hard fork of the Ethereum network called Constantinople, which is the second phase of the implementation of the Byzantium update, will be launched on October 30. As the developers note, Constantinople will increase efficiency and reduce transaction fees in the network Ethereum. Constantinople should lead to a higher level of scalability of the Ethereum network before sharding and Casper are gradually introduced. The Constantinople hard fork is one of two steps aimed at smoothing the transition from the consensus PoW ... Read more about " Ethereum: Constantinople hard fork date revealed " on coinatory.com