Stellar’s upgrade to include Ethereum-style smart contracts is delayed due to a bug in its software.
The Stellar Development Foundation and key validators have postponed the upgrade vote for safety.
The Stellar blockchain, a prominent player in the digital currency space, is confronting a significant setback. The much-anticipated upgrade to its system, aimed at incorporating Ethereum-style smart contracts, is likely to be postponed. This delay stems from a recently discovered bug in the Stellar Core v20.1.0 software, raising concerns among developers and validators.
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