Geth Releases Software Update Before Ethereum ‘Byzantium’ Hard Fork

A new version of Ethereum’s Geth node software has been released and features a host of performance improvements as well as future “Byzantine” upgrade support. It was reformatted to include all the innovations developed for Byzantium, which was the first piece of the piece. Ethereum aims to get the Byzantine fork in motion within the next month.

Specifically, there is an official launch of Byzantium on Ropsten, the ethereum testnet. contains the block number. The block number, which was previously set for September 18, is officially 1,700,000, and it is thought to be reached in roughly seven days.

On top of compatibility with Byzantine improvements, new performance improvements have been introduced to the software. Among them are steps to reduce the amount of data storage required by a node from 26.3GB to 14.9GB – making the stove lighter to run. Updated nodes will be able to process contracts faster, with filtering times reduced from a few minutes to a second. .

Megera also includes an advanced transaction pool. In the previous version of Geth, high-paying transactions were prioritized indiscriminately, but in this new version, priority would always be prioritized regardless of whether a Geth user had less currency in their transaction. So the first action will always be first.

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