Ethereum [ETH] Constantinople delay post-mortem: Vulnerability could have been discovered earlier

By cineramaJanuary 28, 2019Ethereum

Earlier this week, Charles St. Louis, a member of Ethereum Cat Herders, published the post mortem report of the Constantinople hard fork postponement, on his official Medium page. The […]

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Ethereum [ETH] Constantinople delay post-mortem: Vulnerability could have been discovered earlier

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