Blockchain
By Maheen Hernandez
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Ethereum Classic (ETC) Saturn Protocol
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Around June 03, 2020, a hard fork is set to occur at block 10_500_839 and miners contributing to 68% of the hash rate on Ethereum Classic have confirmed support for the Phoenix…
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Support for the Phoenix Hardfork come from “2miners, AntPool/ Bitmain, Comining, Ethermine, F2Pool, Mole Pool, NanoPool.”
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Therefore, the network is in a good standing regarding the hardfork and more of support is expected to come from the ETC community.
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The ETC Testnets have already successfully activated the Phoenix and they are preparing for the Mainnet.
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Sydney Ifergan, the Crypto Expert tweeted: “Ethereum Classic (ETC) are very clear about their Roadmap, governance, filings and people.
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The Q1 Transparency report for Ethereum Classic is already out. The retrospective report provided with an update of what has been happening at ETC cooperative in Q1.
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The ETC Coop goals and Objectives Q1 2020 update spreadsheet keeps track of the goals set for year 2020.
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The Saturn Protocol facilitates atomic swaps in the cross chain. Thus making it possible to facilitate value transfers across two blockchain.
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The Saturn team has stated, “Making cross-chain atomic swaps really work at scale is as much a technical problem as it is a user experience challenge.
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During the Q1 2020 a few important pages have been created in the ETC website to be of use to someone new and getting used to what is happening in the community.
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