Topic: [2017-12-13] Wave hard fork coming up on 15th Dec. (Read 206 times)
I think this is a good thing for the Waves platform but what I personally don't understand is the team miners been used in the blog post, I think Waves is a Proof of stake platform so who are those mining on their platform, is it the same as node runners
Okay, thanks for the info. I mean, I knew there were soon to be implemented updates but it seems ages since I remember the hard fork being mentioned. Probably need to read a little better next time I catch up, or remind myself time passes quicker than I normally expect. BTW, OP, your link does not work but here is the blog update to schedule it for block 795,000.
https://blog.wavesplatform.com/waves-ng-launches-on-mainnet-296ed5998954
Looking forward to 22 Dec when NG is in place and we get our new wallet!
https://blog.wavesplatform.com/waves-ng-launches-on-mainnet-296ed5998954
Looking forward to 22 Dec when NG is in place and we get our new wallet!
Link isnt working.
Wave hard fork coming up on 15th Dec.
Scalability is a concern for any blockchain that aims to be enterprise-ready, and yet few crypto platforms have addressed this satisfactorily. Bitcoin currently struggles along with a capacity of around 3 transactions per second, with Ethereum managing 5 tps. Obviously, such throughput is not enough to support the mass adoption for which Waves was designed.
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