ChainCatcher news, Sui is undergoing a protocol upgrade to return the stolen funds recovered from hackers to the governance proposal vote of Cetus, which is expected to pass early at 4:00 AM Beijing time on May 30. Currently, the proposal has received a voting rate of 54.4%, with 54% in favor and only 0.3% against.If this vote passes, the next version of Sui will include a protocol upgrade that will support a one-time identity verification for two special transactions. These transactions will hard-code the addresses of the two attackers, the stolen asset objects, and their destinations. It will verify the voting results, and if approved, the stolen funds from the attackers' addresses will be transferred to the Cetus multi-signature wallet, which is signed by Cetus, the Sui Foundation, and OtterSec.

ChainCatcher message, Chainflip officially announced that after discussions with the team, community, liquidity providers, major interfaces using Chainflip, and most validator providers, it has been decided to implement a protocol upgrade to prevent the illegal flow of Bybit hacker funds within the protocol.Chainflip stated that most of the code has been completed and needs to be tested and deployed to the network, with the upgraded version expected to go live within 24-72 hours.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinTelegraph, Ethereum core developers reached a consensus on accelerating the deployment of future protocol upgrades during the "All Core Devs" meeting on February 13. Nixo Rokish, a member of the Ethereum Foundation's protocol support team, stated that the Pectra review report shows strong community support for speeding up the fork pace, which means reducing delays in the scope of upgrades and more actively soliciting feedback.The Pectra upgrade, scheduled for release in April, will be the largest upgrade in Ethereum's history, containing up to 20 Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), involving enhancements to cryptocurrency wallet functionality and data availability expansion. Ethereum Foundation researcher Tim Beiko stated that the Pectra system contracts will go live on the mainnet on February 17.The development team has also set a deadline of April 10 for the Fusaka upgrade, which primarily focuses on improving the transaction packaging process. Developers must submit EIP proposals by March 13, and the community needs to express opinions on the inclusion of proposals by March 27.

ChainCatcher message, EigenLayer announced on platform X that the Rewards v2 protocol upgrade is scheduled to go live on the mainnet at 12:49 PM Pacific Standard Time on January 21. The upgrade aims to bring greater flexibility, efficiency, and customization to rewards within the EigenLayer ecosystem. This upgrade is also the first EigenLayer Improvement Proposal (ELIP), which will introduce several enhancements, including operator-oriented rewards, variable operator fees, and batch reward claims.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, EigenLayer has launched its Rewards v2 testnet at 15:49 EST on December 14. Rewards v2 is a protocol upgrade in the EigenLayer ecosystem aimed at enhancing the flexibility, efficiency, and customization of rewards.

ChainCatcher message, according to the official announcement from OKX, due to the upgrade of the Bitcoin SRC-20 protocol, the OKX Web3 wallet SRC-20 service is temporarily unavailable. The service is expected to resume normal operations on October 16, 2024.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat on platform X indicates that the latest UniSat extension v1.3.4 is now compatible with partial asset coloring for ARC20 transfers. To prepare for the ARC20 partial asset coloring protocol upgrade at block height 848484, UniSat will suspend the Atomicals market for maintenance.This suspension will last until the ARC20 partial coloring upgrade is fully implemented.

ChainCatcher news, the 16th upgrade of the Tezos protocol, Paris, has been launched on the mainnet on June 5, aiming to make the network faster and more scalable.A key goal of this upgrade and Tezos's scalability roadmap is to maintain low transaction fees in the EVM-compatible L2 network Etherlink, even under high network demand.Tezos co-founder Arthur Breitman stated that after the upgrade, Etherlink is now cheaper than Arbitrum and Optimism, and the user experience (UX) has improved.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Tezos blockchain validators will vote on the newly released protocol upgrade proposal, which aims to reduce the network block confirmation time to 10 seconds and activate DAL to improve throughput and L2 scalability.

ChainCatcher news, Scroll has released some details about the next protocol upgrade on the X platform, which includes further enhancements to Ethereum compatibility and support for EIP-4844.First, its engineering team has been working hard to make Scroll Mainnet compatible with Dencun. This includes adding support for EIP-4844 data blobs, aiming to reduce transaction fees by 10 times with the help of some additional gas optimizations.In addition, its goals also include the SHA-256 opcode to further improve EVM compatibility and allow for a broader range of DApps and use cases to be built on Scroll.The team is making steady progress in these areas, and before the mainnet deployment, EIP-4844 support is undergoing a period of review. After this testing period, Scroll may be ready to release this protocol upgrade by the end of April. The official team will provide the community with a clearer timeline in the coming weeks, along with the exact date for deploying this upgrade.Moreover, the team is also working on implementing advanced DA compression and increasing support for the Ethereum EIP-1559 fee mechanism, both of which will be deployed on the Scroll Mainnet shortly after the next protocol upgrade at the end of May.

ChainCatcher message, the cross-chain bridge Across will launch a new cross-protocol feature "Composable Cross-Chain," aimed at extending intent-based bridging design to the developer community. Developers on Ethereum Istanbul can get early access and contribute to a $10,000 prize pool.

ChainCatcher news, the NFT lending protocol ParaSpace's new official Twitter "Paraspace_Official" (founded by Yubo and the core development team) stated: In light of the recent chaotic events that have negatively impacted users, the core team plans to publicly share internal plans in the near future. Currently, three major protocol upgrades are being deployed, which will optimize protocol interest rates, gas fee optimization, time lock upgrades, and multi-chain deployment. Due to multi-signature control, these deployments are paused. The team is currently applying for the core developers to regain multi-signature qualifications to continue advancing this work. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, the PoS public chain Algorand has completed a protocol upgrade, introducing proof of implementation status, which enables trustless communication between different blockchain protocols. This upgrade also increases Algorand's processing speed from 1,200 transactions per second to 6,000 transactions per second. The upgrade includes new tools for developers and provides on-chain randomness features for decentralized applications (DApps) running on Algorand. (Cointelegraph)

Chain Catcher News, Algorand announced that it has completed the mainnet protocol upgrade. This version features: the introduction of state proofs for trustless cross-chain communication, an increase in performance from 1,200 transactions per second to 6,000 transactions per second, and the launch of new tools that simplify development and introduce on-chain randomness for dApps. (prnewswire)