
Cardano To Undergo 'Chang’ Hard Fork
The %ChangHardFork , which is scheduled to occur Sept. 1, will change the structure of Cardano’s main network, allowing users to participate in on-chain governance procedures.
Hard fork is a term that refers to major changes in a blockchain that underpins a cryptocurrency. Typically, hard forks render older versions of a blockchain obsolete.
Hard forks are usually undertaken to improve the experience for users and developers, or to fix problems with a %Blockchain .
The latest upgrade to Cardano will give it the ability to introduce on-chain governance features, enabling holders of the %Cryptocurrency to elect representatives and vote on improvement proposals as well as technical changes to the blockchain.
This governance change is similar to the voting rights given to shareholders of a publicly traded company.
CIP-1694 is the Cardano Improvement Proposal at the core of the Chang upgrade, which introduces various governing structures to the Cardano ecosystem, including a Constitutional Committee.
The Chang hard fork is being billed as the biggest change to Cardano’s blockchain since smart-contracts were introduced in 2021.
Founded in 2017 by %Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH) co-founder Charles Hoskinson, Cardano is today the 30th biggest cryptocurrency. Its price has risen 34% over the last 12 months to $0.34 U.S.
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