Ethereum Hard Fork Performs Without Troubled EIP 1283

The entire Ethereum community is shaken with a delayed Constantinople hard fork (hard bifurcation). At the Ethereum core developers meeting held recently, the team raised the shortage in the update and decided to postpone the hard fork.

Lane Rettig, one of the developers in the meeting, drew attention to the urgency of the hard fork and emphasized that the ”difficulty bomb ma has already been counted down and bomb there is an increase in the current difficulty level when you look at the block times Toplantı. The team then discussed the problematic EIP 1283, which caused the hard fork to be delayed and detected by ChainSecurity, and decided to implement the update, scheduled for February 27, without this improvement protocol.

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IP1283 will basicly bring new usages for smart contract storage and reduce the gas cost for SStore. The update includes a total of 5 EIPs, one of which is EIP 145, the second is EIP 1014, the third is EIP 1052, the fourth is EIP 1283 which causes the delay and the fifth is the EIP 1234. EIP is the 3 ETH award obtained per 1234 block, 2 He'il drop him to the ETH and defer the challenge bomb for another 12 months.

It was announced on Twitter by Afri Schoedon, one of the leading Ethereum developers, that EIP 1283 will not be included in the update:
https://twitter.com/5chdn/status/1086274565104316416