The final trial of the dress for the next Ethereum’s pein update occurred on Wednesday, since Blockchain’s biggest changes in more than a year were tested an additional time after a series of mishaps.
The update of the new Hoodi test was closely observed since two previous evidence, in the Holesky and Sepolia test networks, could not end correctly.
After these tests, the developers created a new testnet, Hoodi, to give the ecosystem players, particularly the rethinking providers, a more test opportunity before the sick update arrives at Mainnet from Ethereum.
The test involved passing a series of changes in the code aimed at making Ethereum easier to use for both end users and developers. One of these changes adds an intelligent contract functionality to the wallets, which allows wallet software developers to create new features oriented to convenience, such as the ability to pay transaction rates in cryptocurrencies other than Ether (ETH).
The tests act as copies of a main block chain, and developers use developers to execute any change of the main code in a low bet, giving them a place to repair any error before they arrive at Mainnet.
Hoodi was the last of the three trial bags to function through a pein simulation. The developers agreed before that if everything was going well on Wednesday, Pin would be monitored for about 30 more days and then, finally, activated in the Ethereum Mainnet.
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