After a successful balance check, IOHK released a tentative date for the final network snapshot for the incentivized testnet.
According to Charles Hoskinson, the CEO of Cardano's parent company IOHK, the snapshot will most likely happen on Nov. 29, while the incentivized testnet for Shelley will be released on Dec. 9.Tentative dates for the incentivized testnet network snapshot released.
After months of teasing, the incentivized testnet for the Cardano network is slowly becoming a reality.
As the trial run before the network snapshot that will transfer users' ADA onto the testnet was an overwhelming success, the community became impatient about the date of the final snapshot.
On Nov. 25, he announced on Twitter that the "Tentative" date for the snapshot will be Nov. 29.
Shelley's incentivized testnet coming on Dec. 9.
Apart from announcing the most likely date for the snapshot, Hoskinson said that the company will also publish new information regarding staking, which include percentages and other details about the testnet rewards, on Dec. 5.
According to Hoskinson's tweet, the testnet will most likely be released on Dec. 9.
More details about the testnet should be revealed during the upcoming Cardano workshop.
The community's response to the tentative snapshot and testnet dates has been overwhelmingly positive, with most praising Cardano for working around the clock to put Shelley out.
Cardano network snapshot most likely to happen on Nov. 29, Shelley testnet begins Dec. 9
Publicado en Nov 26, 2019
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