Polygon Ithaca's hard-wired fork will go online on July 29th to improve the reliability of payments

On 22 July, the Polygon Foundation announced Ithaca ' s hard-wired fork Successfully deployed to the Amoy test network, it is planned to launch on 29 July at 2200 hours on the Polygon main line, corresponding to 50,185,000 blocks of the Polygon main network. This upgrade has made Polygon's payments more reliable: the auto-failover mechanism can keep transactions running smoothly in the very few cases where block producers have stalled; new security measures can stop transactions that may slow down or destabilize the network; and nodal operators will also gain better visibility, allowing everything to work seamlessly at the bottom. All nodes operators should be upgraded as soon as possible to ensure compatibility and network security。