Ethereum’s main public Testnet network, Ropsten, is set to test “Merge” next month in final preparations before the main Ethereum blockchain switches to it. Proof-of-Stake
Parithosh Jayanthi working in devops at the Ethereum Foundation.announceon GitHub today, which means this code is set to work.
Merge is Ethereum’s long-awaited move to become a blockchain. Proof-of-Stake, where current proof-of-work will merge with the new proof-of-stake, and it’s a big change and has been tested several times to see if it works. And the start of testing on Ethereum’s main Testnet network is one of these final checks.
When it comes to testing Such changes take place in two parts. First, an initial version of the consensus layer is created. Then the network — in this case Ropsten testnet — is merge, with the first part taking place on May 30, while the merge. expectedIt will be held on June 8.
“Ropsten’s Merge is a major test of Ethereum’s core network merge later this year.“ Says Preston Van Loon, Ethereum’s Principal Developer at Prysmatic Labs on Twitter.
Anthony Sassano, co-founder of Ethereum research tool EthHub, said that the upcoming public testnet is the last step before it happens on the main Ethereum blockchain. “I believe there will be 3 public testnets operating in the transition. this and if everything goes smoothly The main network will be determined shortly after,” he said.
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