Announced Tuesday, the Antminer E3 has already emerged as a topic of some controversy, with many
ethereum developers coming out in favor of a hard fork.
Not exact matches
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a fork of
Ethereum (ETH) that
came about as a result of the way the
developers and community behind
Ethereum decide to handle the DAO attack.
Also read: How Bitcoin Miners have lost their interest in the block size debate The First
Ethereum ATM Is Now Live In a recent blog post published on the Ether Camp website, the
developers explained how the ATM
came to be.
This demand has
come from the increasing adoption of
Ethereum by
developers using Ether to run their decentralized applications, as well as by speculators purchasing Ether for investment / trading purposes.
Further, last Friday's patch release
came days after
developers involved with
ethereum began deliberating possible solutions to the issue.
In response to Köppelmann's view that most
developers are going with the hard - forked chain, Hoskinson stated, «[Developers] are coming [to Ethereum
developers are going with the hard - forked chain, Hoskinson stated, «[
Developers] are coming [to Ethereum
Developers] are
coming [to
Ethereum Classic].
Andrew Vegetabile, Director of the Litecoin Association,
came out against a fork of
Ethereum / The DAO, Decrying interference with The DAO by outside crypto
developers in an open letter to «Vitalik Buterin, The DAO, future smart contract
developers, and the throngs of individuals within the crypto ecosystem» today.
This realization
came after a retreat for
developers in Taipei, where concepts such as sharding were discussed as possible options to improve the
Ethereum system.
The heated response, in which many are
coming forward to express support for the
developer, marks a sharp contrast to the silence earlier in the week, with some even writing that the proposal is a «complete disgrace to the
ethereum community.»
A gathering of Bitcoin investors and
developers recently
came to an agreement that might speed up Bitcoin's transfer times, but I doubt they can catch up with
Ethereum.
A dispute between some
ethereum developers and miners is continuing to simmer over the specifics of a
coming upgrade designed to improve the network's functionality.
For Bitcoin and
Ethereum to surpass Visa, PayPal and stock exchanges in terms of processing volume and scalability,
developers must
come up with innovative, efficient and robust scaling solutions.
Those restrictions, which can disrupt the core of a downstream
developer's business model, are particularly complicated when it
comes to
ethereum.
The community
coming up against these usage tensions gives
Ethereum's
developers tangible data to act on in order to fine tune the project and meet future usage demands.
Griff Green of Giveth says that he noticed the same issue and is expecting the
ethereum developers to
come up with a new algorithm that would save the day.
All these previous generations
came with governance issues, where as a result of a disagreement between the
developers we would end up with the original technology hard forking and creating a completely new blockchain (Bitcoin Cash,
Ethereum Classic).
Just as any productive service provider would,
ethereum»
developers are looking to
coming up with a solution that seeks to minimize the present size of the
ethereum state.
Once
ethereum was off and running, its
developers came up with a way for those building decentralized apps on the network to create «custom» tokens to fund their projects.
During a recent
Ethereum developer meeting,
Ethereum founder Viatlik Buterin announced that the proof - of - stake protocol under development known as Casper, with which
Ethereum hopes to eventually replace the currently proof - of - work protocol used by the nodes in the network to
come to agreement on a correct transaction history to be added to the blockchain, is ready to be tested.
However, due to the platform design, the attacker could not withdraw the stolen tokens from the child DAO at least for another 27 days, and this proved necessary time for
Ethereum developers to
come up with a solution.
Ironically,
ethereum co-founder and lead
developer Vitalik Buterin
came out in favor of the game.
«With Bitcoin
came the world's first blockchain...
Ethereum took it a step further by allowing
developers to upload indelible pieces of code into the blockchain, called «smart contracts.»
Coming amidst a heated debate over a proposal that seeks to standardize a method by which changes to the
ethereum software would be considered as a way to retrieve lost funds,
developers discussed how to clarify their process for accepting code changes and whether they should move to resolve perceived issues.
And due to its divisive nature,
ethereum developers have said that prior to any further action, the EIP process itself needs to be further reevaluated, to clarify whether things like subjective judgement can
come in to play.