Hard fork completed | Ethereum Foundation Blog

Congratulations to the Ethereum community on the successfully completed hard fork. Block 1920000 It involved executing irregular state changes in the “Dark DAO” and “Whitehat DAO” contracts, transferring approximately 12 million ETH into the contracts. DAO Recovery Contract Withdrawal. The fork itself went smoothly, with roughly 85% of miners mining on the fork.

You can view the progress of the fork in progress. here. EthStats It shows Go, Java, and Parity (Rust) nodes successfully synchronized to the fork chain.

The recovery contract is already returning DAO token holders’ ether. Approximately 4.5 million ETH has been transferred to DAO token holders and approximately 463,000 ETH is managed by DAO token holders. curator; The agreement to facilitate payment of additional balances is currently undergoing security review.

Users who are only interested in participating in the fork chain will need to upgrade their clients to a fork-compatible version if they have not already done so. An upgraded Go client (version 1.4.10) is available. here. If the user is still interested in following the befork chain, they will need to keep updating it, but then run it like this: –oppose-dao-fork The flag is enabled, but you should exercise caution. Transaction replay attack And we take appropriate steps to prevent this. Users who are not interested in non-fork chains do not need to worry about transaction replay attacks.

We are grateful to our developers and community for their cooperation in making the transition as smooth as possible, and we look forward to working together to ensure the continued success of the Ethereum ecosystem and protocol.