The co-founder of Ethereum called on developers and the community to be ready to launch the first phase of the updated version 2.0 network soon. In his opinion, these vulnerabilities have not been fully worked out.
There are currently no barriers to launching the first phase of the Ethereum 2.0 network. “I want some clients to be able to start working on its launch,” he said, noting.
According to the developers, the new network will be able to process up to 100 thousand operations per second and practically does not require restrictions related to scalability. The approximate start date of work is November this year.
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