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Hard Forks

A hard fork represents a significant alteration in a blockchain network's protocol. Such a change is not backward compatible, implying that every network participant must upgrade their software to the latest version to remain an active participant within the network. Upon the execution of the hard forks, all network participants are expected to update their nodes to the newest version. Failure to do so will render them incapable of participating in the validation and verification of new transactions on the blockchain.

v2.0

In the Hydra hardfork (v2.0) Conflux will introduce serveral big upgrades through 8 CIPs (Conflux improvement proposal).

v2.1

Conflux-Rust v2.1.0 is a small hardfork upgrade. In this upgrade 5 new CIPs will be activate, and also some improvement about storage and RPC.

v2.3

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