Polygon developers propose a hard fork to address gas spikes and speed up the network’s finalization.

By cineramaJanuary 13, 2023Layer2

Key takeaways: A hard fork of the Polygon mainnet has been suggested for January 17 by the Polygon development team. By increasing transaction finality and discouraging “gas spikers,” the […]

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Polygon developers propose a hard fork to address gas spikes and speed up the network’s finalization.

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