As an important milestone in the development of Ethereum, the Dencun upgrade aims to solve the network's long-term problems of high transaction fees and low throughput by introducing a series of improvement proposals (EIPs).
JinseFinanceThe Dencun hard fork has been completed on the Goerli, Sepolia and Holesky testnets, and the mainnet will be launched on Epoch 269568 (approximately March 13, 2024).
JinseFinanceEthereum’s Cancun-Deneb (“Dencun”) hard fork upgrade has been successfully activated on all testnets, setting the stage for its mainnet debut on March 13, 2024.
JinseFinanceThe beginning of the “surge” era in the Ethereum roadmap sees a series of enhancements to scalability, efficiency, and security.
JinseFinanceNetwork capacity is a growing problem for Ethereum. The Dencun upgrade may help, but the broader solution lies in multi-chain solutions - AppChain and Rollup.
JinseFinanceEthereum’s Dencun upgrade, scheduled for March 13, 2024, is a big step forward that could help Ethereum compete in scalability with faster chains in the crypto space such as smart contract platforms such as Solana compete.
JinseFinanceAfter another Holesky testnet upgrade on February 7, there will be a mainnet upgrade. The Cancun upgrade mainnet launch has been officially confirmed on March 13th.
JinseFinanceA deep dive into the nature of the Dencun upgrade, proposed changes to the Ethereum execution and consensus chain, and metrics that can help monitor the progress of this upgrade.
JinseFinanceOptimism gears up for Ethereum's Dencun upgrade, hinting at lower fees and network evolution, amidst fluctuating transaction dynamics.
AlexEthereum's Dencun Upgrade in 2024 focuses on scalability and efficiency, introducing Proto-Danksharding to lower costs and enhance transaction throughput.
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