
The Stellar blockchain's highly anticipated upgrade to include Ethereum-style smart contracts may experience a delay due to the discovery of a bug. The bug, found in the Stellar Core v20.1.0 software, could potentially impact smart-contract transactions once the upgrade is implemented. After receiving feedback from the developer community, the Stellar Development Foundation decided to disarm its own validators and postpone the network upgrade. However, other validators still have the option to proceed with the upgrade. The bug is expected to be fixed within the next two weeks, and the foundation will coordinate to determine a future vote date if the upgrade is postponed. This upgrade is significant for Stellar, as it aims to add programmability and introduce the concept of smart contracts similar to Ethereum. Traders may be speculating on how this upgrade could positively impact the value of the project's native XLM tokens.
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