Topic: Ethereum Classic Will Do Hard Fork On September 17, 2019 Upcoming! (Read 153 times)

as the main priority of the upcoming hardfork:

- develop high-quality blockchain software that maintains network security

- consider the criticism and suggestions from

This was an important security issue in the ETC blockchain. Ethereum did a similar fork to solve it but ETC developers were not able to get a consensus about the way to fix that security issue. Finally they agreed to do what the ethereum did.

So, is this hardfork will only give bug fixed to the etc network? Damn man, i was expecting a lot from this hardfork to bring an implementation for new features to the ethereum classic network. Thanks for this kind of news and i will try to check it again from the official blog of ETC

I am not a fan of Ethereum Classic, but I am glad with similar news. This will give a new life to this coin. I look forward to when this happens.

The profit you intend making is realistic and it's good you have decided to limit it at that. Yes, it will have positive effect on the price, but it will be short lived.
Knowing this now is a privilege and thank to the OP for bringing the information out for my consummation.

The Ethereum Classic crypto currency will do an official hard fork (hard fork) set in block 8,772,000 on the DLL blockchain network, as determined by Discord finalizing the Ethereum Classic Improvement Protocol (ECIP)

As discussed, developers and contributors previously considered placing hardfork in block number 8.75 million, which is expected to fall on September 15, 2019.

However, because the 15th is Sunday, Lab ETC replaces it and increases the number of blocks so that it can increase over the count, so that more parties are involved, such as transportation exchanges and developers, this is for the benefit of development that appears smoothly and safely.

Because the release is still a few months away, the number of estimated blocks is still not perfect; If calculated from the total number of 8,772,000 new blocks it will fall on Tuesday, September 17, around midday UST.

This decision was agreed upon.

An official ETC blog post approved a schedule change on June 19, 2019 yesterday, which was approved by block 8,772,000 as the actual date of the fork will fall around September 17, 2019.

This post also notes that the Atlantis hard fork is currently testing testing to eliminate unwanted bugs or other problems from applying new fork codes to approved original network ETCs.