Agharta, Phoenix hard forks raising hopes – new Core-Geth v1.11.0-1.11.7 ready with better security

By cineramaJuly 22, 2020Ethereum

The recent Agharta and Phoenix hard-forks speak of a bright future for ETC-ETH compatibility. Core-Geth assures a more secured and more advanced software client for Phoenix update. The year […]

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Agharta, Phoenix hard forks raising hopes – new Core-Geth v1.11.0-1.11.7 ready with better security

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