When will the ETH mainnet be launched (ETH global network)

When will the ETH mainnet be launched? Ethereum is ready to support ETH2, and now it is time for the official merge.

Deploying contracts on ETH1 requires about 10 validators (currently over 400), while running on eth2 requires at least 8 clients to process these 9 transactions, with 6 figures available as collateral and 7 figures available for balance needed for transfer and withdrawal operations, among others. From a technical standpoint, if no node successfully completes the merge before the mainnet goes live, it will not have a significant impact on the network, and it is not possible to say the entire system will stabilize. So if you want to test the upgraded merge, you should first complete some functionalities, such as:

1. Activate your account through the merge: Connect the account to the merged network (i.e., Ethereum).2. Compatibility with the mainnet:

– After the merge, we don’t need to wait a long time to execute any operations.3. In the absence of the merge, after the hard fork, we will start new contracts that can create a set of new applications on top of it.

ETH global network

According to OKLink data from Eu Chain, as of 17:30 today, the total computing power of the Ethereum global network is approximately 121.72TH/s.

Yesterday, there were 5,488 new addresses, a growth of 20.82% compared to the previous day. There are 4,287 active addresses, an increase of 14.83% compared to the same period last week. The current price range for ETH is between 13 and 11 support (approximately $9 and $8 respectively), with nearly 50,000 unconfirmed transactions.

Earlier news stated that Ethereum developers believe that EIP-1559 may lead to a decrease in the quantity of ETH2.0 staking, and miners need to wait for more time to resume work. (Log in to the DApp to discover and view exclusive reviews of more cryptocurrencies).