Citing the official crypto developers’ resource, CoinDesk reported that the Ethereum Foundation has rescheduled the transition to the Proof-Of-Stake consensus algorithm. The Eth1 and Eth2 networks merger with the subsequent abandonment of mining as a means of transaction validation was planned for late 2021 – early 2022. Now, the developers aim to implement Proof-Of-Stake between Q1 to Q2 2022. Thus, miners receive extra time to withdraw profit from their GPU, which can adversely affect the availability of GPUs in retail. However, staking enthusiasts shouldn’t just sit around waiting for this big day. Moreover, this is not the first time Buterin’s team has postponed it. Meantime, we offer one up-and-coming project – Zilliqa. It is one of the fastest-growing blockchains worldwide that offers its users DeFi and the simplest way to create user-friendly dApps. This is an open and transparent platform with marketplaces where users can mint items and turn them into unchangeable and tamper-proof NFTs. Zilliqa embraces Metapolis, a groundbreaking metaverse-as-a-service (MaaS) platform built on the top of Zilliqa blockchain. The Zilliqa blockchain is safe and secure. It was developed by the brightest minds and experienced people in the industry. The platform offers lower transaction fees and developer-friendly smart contract language. Its consensus protocol was designed with sustainability in mind. As the ...
