blockchain scalability, Ethereum upgrade features, MonadBFT performance improvements
Monad Testnet just got an upgrade:
– Block times have been reduced to 400ms
– MonadBFT is live
– WebSockets, precompiles, JIT EVM & more!
Check out the full changelog below
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Monad Testnet just got an upgrade, and it’s packed with exciting new features that promise to elevate the user experience significantly. Let’s dive into the highlights!
Block times have been reduced to 400ms
One of the standout improvements is the reduction of block times to an impressive 400ms. This means faster transaction confirmations and an overall smoother experience for developers and users alike. With quicker block times, the Monad Testnet can handle a higher throughput, making it an attractive option for developers looking to deploy their applications on a high-performance blockchain.
MonadBFT is live
In another significant advancement, MonadBFT is now live. This new Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus mechanism enhances the security and reliability of the network. With MonadBFT, users can expect improved fault tolerance, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of transactions and the blockchain itself. This upgrade is a game-changer for those looking to build on the Monad platform, as it ensures a more secure and stable environment.
WebSockets, precompiles, JIT EVM & more!
The upgrade also introduces WebSockets, allowing for more efficient communication between nodes and clients. This feature enables real-time data streaming, resulting in a more interactive user experience. Additionally, the inclusion of precompiles and a Just-In-Time (JIT) EVM enhances the performance and flexibility for developers. These improvements open up new possibilities for DApp development and smart contract execution on the Monad Testnet.
Check out the full changelog below
For more details on the latest enhancements and features, be sure to check out the full changelog on the official Monad documentation page. This upgrade is an exciting step forward for the Monad ecosystem, and we can’t wait to see how developers will leverage these new capabilities!