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).
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.
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.
JinseFinanceThis article will briefly introduce the technical components of the Dencun upgrade, its development process, and its potential impact on the transaction capabilities and cost efficiency of the Ethereum network.
JinseFinanceArbitrum leads Ethereum's L2 scaling and DeFi sectors, facing competition from zkSync Era. The upcoming Dencun upgrade aims to reduce fees, boosting its dominance despite ARB's market fluctuations.
AlexA 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.
JinseFinanceEthereum's Dencun upgrade boosts scalability and lowers costs, aiming for 100,000 transactions per second. Market anticipates positive impact.
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