Ethereum’s difficulty bomb may become obsolete

By cineramaJanuary 7, 2020Ethereum

Etheruem’s Muir Glacier hard fork activated at block 9,200,000 and introduced a code change, EIP 2384, in order to delay the ‘difficulty bomb’ for another 4,000,000 blocks. This was […]

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Ethereum’s difficulty bomb may become obsolete

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