BNB Chain said in a post on X that the Pasteur hard fork has gone live on the BSC mainnet today. The upgrade includes three proposals covering bridge security, validator governance rules and execution efficiency.
According to the announcement, BEP-682 fixes a flaw in the cross-chain bridge verification process that allowed validator signatures to be counted more than once. BEP-695 defines authority and slashing rules after validator key rotation, closing a loophole that previously allowed governance voting blacklist restrictions to be bypassed. BEP-675 lets block builders submit blocks that have already been executed, with the aim of reducing repeated computation by validators.
BNB Chain also shared testnet figures for the upgrade. It said throughput increased to 2324 TPS from 1237 TPS, while block production speed and gas fees remained unchanged.
BNB Chain said in a post on X that the Pasteur hard fork has gone live on the BSC mainnet today.
The upgrade includes three proposals. BEP-682 fixes a flaw in the cross-chain bridge verification process that allowed validator signatures to be counted multiple times. BEP-695 sets out authority and slashing rules after validator key rotation, closing a loophole that had allowed blacklist restrictions in governance voting to be bypassed. BEP-675 allows block builders to submit blocks that have already been executed, cutting the time validators spend on repeated computation.
BNB Chain said testnet data showed throughput rising to 2324 TPS from 1237 TPS, while block speed and gas fees stayed unchanged.
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