The very first hard fork of Ethereum 2.0 is aiming at being a very general test prior to the launching of the deeper changes.
Vitalik Buterin is the co-founder of ETH. He has recently published a kind of plan on 15th February, Monday in relation to the hard fork that is to be undergone by the brand new Beacon Chain of Ethereum 2.0 and is tentatively named HF1.
New Launches For Ethereum 2.0
This hard fork will be enabling the developers in introducing many of the important upgrades needed for the latest Beacon Chain that has been launched. This is being done in order to function as a helpful test for the deeper changes required in the future.
The largest practical change will be the support towards the light clients. The nodes need to have a lesser resource requirement as well as work on mobile devices. The trust-minimized wallets will be allowed to authenticate the blockchain by themselves rather than depending upon the outer service providers.
The support from light clients is launched across the special-purpose ‘sync communities’ who will be groups of authenticators who are casually assigned to develop special signatures which might make things easier in the process to determine the right version of this chain.
Inactivity leakage is at the time considered to be a deterrent to the home staking because of getting punished for the force majeure problems. These inactivity leaks are going soon going to end and this gives the assurance that the offline nodes might keep reducing in value till the time the network is above the required threshold for the security system.
Ethereum 2.0 developers are attempting to develop the naming process for HF1 as well as forthcoming hard forks.
