the Binance has announced the support of the upcoming Ethereum Hard Fork Constantinople. The stock exchange is preparing, on the can be traded currencies, in addition to Ether, also Bitcoin, Ripple and other Crypto on the Chain Split in Ethereum. The stock market promises to their users, to take care of all the technical Details.
By Phillip Horch
3. January 2019TeilenFacebookTwitterLinkedInxingemail
The Ethereum course performed in the last couple of days relatively well. Although he had to leave in the last year, tremendous springs, but, he was able to settle down now to just under 150 US dollars. In the last seven days, this amounts to a 20 percent rate of profit, which can be recorded the project with founder Vitalik Buterin.
– Planned Hard Fork brings consensus to change
This can, among other things, with the mid-January planned Hard Fork Constantinople. With the new tax, the conversion of Ethereum-a Blockchain, the consensus is to be changed-procedure for Ethereum. This is based currently on the (especially on energy) controversial Proof-of-Work, to build the new Version of Proof of Stake.
Constantinople comes in the middle of January
The Update to 14. and the 18. January — in this time Block 7.080.000 falls, Constantinople is timed. Binance, your character after one of the largest exchanges for crypto currencies, has now announced their full support for Constantinople. Therefore, the company wants to take care of the technical support for your users. It is said in the blog entry:
“Binance would like to acknowledge the support for the upcoming Ethereum Constantinople Hard Fork. Please allow sufficient time for deposits, so we can edit before the corresponding Block. We take care of all the technical requirements for all users, the Ether in your Binance account.“
the stock market takes its users the necessary work for the complaint of the new Coins. Because in the case of a Hard Fork, it comes to a Change in the consensus rules, which is associated with a spin-off of the original Blockchain. New Coins, the user then “free” in the end. More information can be found here.
