Intersect, a key organization within the Cardano ecosystem, has announced significant updates regarding the upcoming Protocol version 11 upgrade. This intra-era hard fork aims to bolster performance and security while ensuring a seamless transition for users and developers alike. According to the results published in the material, the enhancements are expected to greatly improve the overall user experience.
Introduction of Protocol Version 11 Upgrade
The Protocol version 11 upgrade will introduce advanced cryptographic capabilities and refined ledger rules, all while preserving compatibility with existing contracts. This strategic approach is intended to minimize the upgrade effort required from the community, allowing for a smoother integration process.
Van Rossem Hard Fork Details
Named the Van Rossem Hard Fork in tribute to Max van Rossem, this upgrade is set to roll out in stages. The first pre-release node is anticipated to be available within a week, paving the way for a mainnet hard fork-ready candidate release in three weeks. This timeline reflects Intersect's commitment to enhancing the Cardano ecosystem while ensuring stability and security.
Recently, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson announced significant developments for the platform in February, which he described as a 'very crazy' month. These updates, including governance upgrades and the launch of ADA futures, are expected to complement the upcoming Protocol version 11 upgrade. For more details, see read more.
