# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Upgrade

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MEXC Upgrades 0-Fee Spot Trading To Cover All Pairs

MEXC, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has officially upgraded its 0-fee Spot trading program to cover all trading pairs on the platform, with no eligibility requirements. All users now enjoy 0% Maker and Taker fees on all Spot trades. This initiative is a long-term strategic pillar, not a short-term promotion, aimed at reducing transaction friction and leveraging liquidity advantages to create a more efficient and competitive trading environment. The strategy, already validated in Futures markets, is now extended to Spot, forming a cohesive ecosystem. Data from Q1 and Q2 2025 shows significant market share gains for key pairs like SOLUSDT and TONUSDC, demonstrating the program's success in lowering costs, deepening liquidity, and increasing activity. Key highlights include comprehensive asset coverage from major cryptos to Meme tokens, zero entry requirements, and enhanced cost efficiency for all traders. The COO emphasized this move as a commitment to empowering users and positioning MEXC as foundational infrastructure for global digital asset investors.

TheNewsCrypto12/22 10:16

MEXC Upgrades 0-Fee Spot Trading To Cover All Pairs

TheNewsCrypto12/22 10:16

Uniswap fee switch to go live as community vote set to pass

The highly-anticipated Uniswap "UNIfication" governance proposal is set to pass, having received over 62 million favorable votes, far exceeding the required 40 million threshold. The proposal will activate the protocol fee switch, leading to the burning of 100 million UNI tokens from the Uniswap Foundation’s treasury. It also introduces a Protocol Fee Discount Auctions system to boost liquidity provider returns. These changes aim to improve UNI’s supply-demand dynamics and long-term value. Since voting began, UNI’s price has risen around 25%, trading at $6.08. The proposal received strong support from major crypto figures, with minimal opposition. The Uniswap Foundation assured that protocol development remains a priority and will create a Growth Budget using 20 million UNI tokens.

cointelegraph12/22 00:35

Uniswap fee switch to go live as community vote set to pass

cointelegraph12/22 00:35

Migrating Bitcoin to post-quantum may 'easily' take 5-10 years: Crypto exec

Bitcoin core developer Jameson Lopp estimates that migrating Bitcoin to post-quantum cryptographic standards could easily take 5 to 10 years. He and other experts, including Blockstream CEO Adam Back, believe there is no immediate quantum threat to Bitcoin. However, Lopp emphasizes the need for preparation due to the complexity of upgrading Bitcoin’s distributed consensus system. The debate continues within the community, with Bitcoin maximalists urging caution and downplaying the urgency, while some venture capitalists warn of imminent risks and potential price impacts. For instance, Capriole founder Charles Edwards suggested BTC could fall below $50,000 by 2028 if not quantum-ready.

cointelegraph12/21 21:02

Migrating Bitcoin to post-quantum may 'easily' take 5-10 years: Crypto exec

cointelegraph12/21 21:02

Quantum Computing Will Trigger A Bitcoin Supply Shock: Michael Saylor

Quantum computing will not break Bitcoin but instead harden it, according to Michael Saylor. In response to a future quantum threat, a coordinated global upgrade to quantum-resistant encryption will be enforced. Active Bitcoin holders will migrate their coins to secure new wallets, while lost or inaccessible coins will remain permanently frozen. This process will enhance network security, reduce the effective supply of Bitcoin, and trigger a deflationary event. Saylor argues that the upgrade is inevitable and that the market will ultimately reach consensus, despite Bitcoin’s decentralized nature. The result will be a clearer accounting of lost BTC and a stronger, more secure network.

bitcoinist12/20 03:01

Quantum Computing Will Trigger A Bitcoin Supply Shock: Michael Saylor

bitcoinist12/20 03:01

XRP Ledger Issues Critical Update Warning: Validators Have 13 Days to Act

XRP Ledger validators have been issued a critical warning to upgrade to rippled version 2.6.2 within 13 days and 20 hours to avoid being amendment-blocked. The update, announced in a November 19 blog post, includes the fixDirectoryLimit amendment—which removes directory page limits—and a bug fix for invalid Batch transactions. Ripple CTO David Schwartz confirmed stable operation on the new version. The upgrade supports upcoming features like Smart Escrows, enabling custom on-chain fund release conditions, and the TokenEscrow amendment, which will allow holding issued assets and multi-purpose tokens.

TheNewsCrypto12/19 20:01

XRP Ledger Issues Critical Update Warning: Validators Have 13 Days to Act

TheNewsCrypto12/19 20:01

Blockchains quietly prepare for quantum threat as Bitcoin debates timeline

Blockchains are increasingly preparing for the potential threat of quantum computers, which could eventually break current cryptographic systems. While quantum machines capable of attacking networks like Bitcoin are still years away, several major blockchains—including Aptos and Solana—are proactively testing quantum-resistant upgrades. Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin has emphasized the importance of early preparation, estimating a 20% chance of relevant quantum computing breakthroughs by 2030. Bitcoin, however, remains divided. Some developers and industry leaders dismiss near-term quantum risks as premature and fear such discussions may cause unnecessary panic or market instability. In contrast, investors and researchers argue that ignoring a low-probability, high-impact risk undermines long-term confidence. The debate reflects broader tensions around how Bitcoin should communicate and prepare for future threats without destabilizing its present security assumptions.

cointelegraph12/19 13:46

Blockchains quietly prepare for quantum threat as Bitcoin debates timeline

cointelegraph12/19 13:46

XRP Ledger Adds Military-Grade Security Via Payments Engine Standard

Ripple has published the first formal specification for the XRP Ledger’s Payment Engine, developed with formal methods firm Common Prefix. This document aims to provide a canonical reference for payment behavior and cross-asset transfers on the ledger, moving beyond empirical success to mathematical certainty. The initiative addresses the limitations of relying solely on the C++ codebase as the source of truth, which makes it difficult to distinguish intentional design from historical behavior. As the ledger prepares for more complex features—like lending, batch transactions, and decentralized exchange upgrades—this specification ensures clarity and safety. The specification focuses on the Payment Engine and plans to extend to the Consensus Protocol, described as non-negotiable for network safety. Ripple aims to create both human-readable reference and machine-verifiable models to enable formal verification by 2026. The goal is to shift from "code-as-truth" to "mathematics-as-truth," enhancing security and enabling advanced features. The XRP community has welcomed the announcement as a major step toward military-grade security and protocol reliability.

bitcoinist12/18 14:02

XRP Ledger Adds Military-Grade Security Via Payments Engine Standard

bitcoinist12/18 14:02

Bitcoiners push for quantum-resistant BIP-360 upgrade as debate heats up

A group of Bitcoin advocates and fund managers is urging the network to accelerate the adoption of quantum-resistant cryptography, citing BIP-360 as a potential solution. Proponents like Charles Edwards of Capriole warn that a significant portion of Bitcoin could be vulnerable to quantum attacks within years and argue for a migration deadline by 2028. However, critics including Adam Back of Blockstream dismiss these concerns as premature, stating quantum threats are “decades away” and emphasizing that Bitcoin doesn’t rely on encryption vulnerable to near-term quantum breaks. Debate continues as Taproot adoption declines, possibly reflecting user anxiety, while alternative quantum-resistant signature schemes like hash-based proposals from Blockstream Research gain attention.

cointelegraph12/18 12:21

Bitcoiners push for quantum-resistant BIP-360 upgrade as debate heats up

cointelegraph12/18 12:21

ETC Olympia Development Part 1: Implementing ECIP-1111 and ECIP-1112

ETC Olympia Development Series Part 1: Implementing ECIP-1111 and ECIP-1112 This article introduces the first part of the Ethereum Classic Olympia development series, focusing on the implementation of ECIP-1111 and ECIP-1112. These two proposals are the only components within the broader Olympia framework that modify consensus behavior. ECIP-1111 modernizes the fee market by introducing an EIP-1559-style mechanism with a base fee and optional priority tip (miner tip). A key difference from Ethereum is that the base fee is not burned but is instead redirected to a treasury address defined by ECIP-1112. It also adds support for Type-2 transactions and the BASEFEE opcode (0x48), ensuring compatibility with modern EVM tooling and wallets. Crucially, it does not change miner rewards, monetary policy, or existing transaction types. ECIP-1112 defines an immutable, deterministic treasury smart contract that will receive the redirected base fees. This vault is designed to be receive-only upon activation, meaning it can accumulate value but cannot distribute funds until a separate, subsequent governance layer (defined in other ECIPs) is deployed and activated on the contract layer. The article emphasizes the modular architecture of Olympia. While the suite includes five ECIPs (1111-1115), only these two affect consensus. This separation ensures that the core protocol remains minimal and auditable, while future governance and funding mechanisms can evolve independently at the contract level without requiring further hard forks. The implementation is currently in the draft stage per the ECIP-1000 process. Any decision to move forward with mainnet activation will require extensive testing on the Mordor testnet and full community review.

金色财经12/12 11:31

ETC Olympia Development Part 1: Implementing ECIP-1111 and ECIP-1112

金色财经12/12 11:31

x402 V2 Released: What Are the Core Highlights?

The x402 protocol, initially developed by Coinbase, has now released its V2 upgrade. The core idea remains leveraging the HTTP 402 status code to embed payment logic directly into web requests. Since its launch, x402 has processed over 100 million payments across various use cases, such as API calls and AI agents purchasing compute resources. V2 introduces several major improvements. It supports wallet-based identity (e.g., Sign-In-With-X via CAIP-122) and reusable sessions, allowing users and autonomous agents to avoid repeated on-chain payments after initial authentication, significantly reducing latency and cost for high-frequency interactions. A unified payment interface now supports multiple chains (including Base and Solana) by default and integrates traditional payment rails like ACH and credit cards through Facilitators. Dynamic payTo routing enables complex pricing models and multi-tenant setups. The architecture is now modular and plugin-based, making it easier for developers to extend support for new chains or payment methods without altering core SDK code. Configuration is simplified, with automatic optimization based on developer preferences. A new discovery mechanism allows services to publish structured metadata, which Facilitators can automatically index, ensuring pricing and endpoint information stays current without manual updates. For end-users, V2 enables seamless, near-invisible payments with a "micro-subscription" feel. Developers benefit from reduced integration effort, dynamic pricing capabilities, and more flexible business logic. AI agents can autonomously transact using endowed wallets, making independent economic decisions. Overall, x402 V2 evolves from a pay-per-use tool into a versatile economic layer for the internet, though widespread adoption, modular risks, and regulatory challenges remain.

marsbit12/12 06:27

x402 V2 Released: What Are the Core Highlights?