Prysmatic Labs developer Raul Jordan believes that its highly anticipated Ethereum 2.0 upgrade will meet its November launch date, according to a blog post published on September 11.
- Jordan is a developer for Ethereum 2.0 development team Prysmatic Labs, and offered a public checklist of pending development goals leading up to the release of phase 0 of the ETH 2.0 upgrade
- States that “November is still looking good for a launch”, if all goes well
- Prysmatic Lab’s eth2 client will be audited by Trail of Bits and Quantstamp before release
- ETH 2.0 has suffered multiple delays in the past, but Jordan’s blog post reassures the public that the upgrade will be launched this year
- ETH 2.0 brings multiple changes to the network, including an upgrade to a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism and sharding
- Ethereum’s network fees have spiked as a result of the DeFi boom, which has swollen in value from liquidity provision and yield farming protocols
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