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Ethereum [ETH] Core developers signed 142nd All Core Developers (ACDs) will call on July 8th. The meeting discussed issues with the Merge mainnet fork, among other important updates on the network.
And we are off
The conference report was released by core developer Tim Beiko and Galaxy Digital researcher Christine Kim. Both summaries provide different perspectives on the call. These perspectives remain important insights into the functioning of the Ethereum Foundation.
First item of agenda It was the Gray Glacier fork that pushed the difficulty bomb back. Beiko released the Etherscan chart and claimed that the block time was back to normal. He went on to explain that Besu ran into a data storage-related issue that caused the Besu node to sync. This issue has since been fixed and released in the Tweet thread.
Source: Etherscan
The Ethereum validator whisper, Paris Tosh, expressed concern during the meeting for future reference.
“Future forks will work further on communications, create general pitfall guides, and verify that the nodes are properly configured, the right ports are used, and the right TTDs are used. You need to work on a basic script, used, etc. “
Christine Kim also introduced her wrap up Of ACD call. She went on to point out the big differences in the Goerli merger. Kim recalled that Baiko proposed a change to Goerli’s testnet. According to her, Baiko can reduce the complexity of Goerli as well as the mainnet. He states that this can be done by setting one TTD value instead of two. This was a “surprise” for Kim as it meant changing the initial testnet procedure. She added that developers are obsessed with not changing steps to “avoid the introduction of unexpected attack vectors.”
The Goerli fork will be the last testnet before merging the mainnet, which has had a huge impact on developers. “The goal is to deploy the mainnet-enabled code to Goerli, or at least as close as possible to the mainnet-enabled code,” Kim said.
Where is ETH standing now?
ETH prices were unaffected by these events, even after reporting no significant changes throughout the day. However, ETH rose 17.25% in the week following the “mini crypto rally.” It was trading at $ 1,219 at the time of the press after the crypto market recently sighed in relief.
