Blockchain
By Maheen Hernandez
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Ethereum Classic (ETC) Improving Capabilities of Bitcoin
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ETC Labs recently announced Cohort III by @Venture_This and clarified that this is done with a focus on the ETC blockchain for impact and startups which support social, and…
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Also, Ethereum Classic (ETC) tweeted: “We highly recommend all OE node operators to switch to the latest Hyperledger Besu ETC release. @Hyperledger Besu v1.
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Coindesk recently published about how Open Ethereum have decided to stop their support for the Ethereum Classic client in order to focus on their other projects.
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This means that 425 out of 615 current Ethereum Classic nodes would not upgrade in the future while developers make changes through hard forks.
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Thus Besu will have only three nodes and the Core Geth and 187 will be supporting if a hard fork will occur.
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Martin Köppelmann, Gnosis Founder reportedly is said to have told “Gnosis did not have the capacity or the willingness to get involved into the governance (aka “drama”) of other…
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In response, Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert tweeted: “It just feels very complicated to iron out the differences between ETC and ETH.
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The decreasing numbers of nodes needs to be fixed. Perhaps some blockchain divorces are irrevocable!
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At this right we need to wonder if there is a real hope for long-term interoperability between the chains.
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