- Conflux to implement v3.0.1 hard fork for network improvements.
- Affects node operators globally, maintaining network stability.
- CFX token expected to experience utility and performance effects.
Conflux Network announced it will implement the v3.0.1 hard fork on August 31, at Epoch 129,680,000, focusing on consensus optimizations and RPC efficiency.
This upgrade is crucial for maintaining network stability and ensuring seamless operation of the Conflux blockchain, directly impacting CFX token’s utility and performance.
The Conflux Network is set to implement the v3.0.1 hard fork on August 31, 2025. Scheduled at Epoch 129,680,000, this upgrade focuses on consensus optimizations and RPC efficiency, requiring node operators to upgrade promptly.
The core Conflux Network team and global node operators are behind the upgrade. Conflux’s GitHub released the v3.0.1 package, with the core decisions communicated via official channels, ensuring systematic network management.
CFX, Conflux’s native token, is the primary asset impacted by the hard fork. Industry stakeholders are closely monitoring potential market ramifications, considering Conflux’s position as a leading blockchain entity in China.
There are no new fund allocations or regulatory changes tied to this upgrade. Past network upgrades have maintained focus on scalability, rather than direct tokenomics changes, suggesting gradual improvements rather than immediate price impacts.
Conflux’s historical upgrades have aimed at enhancing network performance without altering tokenomics. Upcoming modifications are expected to boost performance without drastic value shifts. Current on-chain data reveals no significant liquidity changes around this upgrade.
“All node operators are urged to upgrade promptly to ensure network stability. The upgrade package, ‘Conflux v3.0.1,’ is available for download on their official GitHub page. This upgrade is crucial for maintaining network stability and ensuring the seamless operation of the Conflux blockchain.” – Conflux Team, Official Channel
