The VeChain blockchain dev team chose to design and implement a finality gadget to run dual modes of consensus instead of replacing the Proof-of-Authority (PoA) consensus.
The latest stage of PoA 2.0 has been running on the testnet, and the stakeholder should enable its deployment on the mainnet.
Recently, VeChain’s Peter Zhou tweeted that the latest stage of PoA 2.0 (the FOB finality or the VIP-220) has been running as expected on the testnet. He added that he looks forward to the stakeholder vote enabling its mainnet deployment.
Hey #VeFam, the latest stage of PoA2.0, ie, the VIP220 or FOB finality gadget, has been running as expected on testnet and I’m looking forward to the all stakeholder vote that would enable the mainnet deployment. #VeChain $VET https://t.co/U3yltf8Vgz
— Peter Zhou Ⓥ (@PeterZh47977516) September 26, 2022
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