Pi Network said it has completed the Protocol 27 upgrade on its mainnet, while its testnet has already moved to Protocol 28. The mainnet Protocol 28 upgrade is scheduled for Oct. 16. According to the project, the update is designed to improve how the network handles transaction data latency and will let developers upgrade smart contract groups in batches. Node operators are required to complete their node updates by Oct. 13. In a post on X, Pi Network also said Protocol 28 will introduce a safer way to modify stored data as applications evolve. The update timeline and feature details were cited by CryptoPotato and carried by Techub News.
Pi Network said it has completed the Protocol 27 upgrade on its mainnet. Its testnet has already been upgraded to Protocol 28, and the Protocol 28 upgrade for the mainnet is scheduled for Oct. 16.
According to the project, the upgrade is intended to improve how the network handles transaction data latency. It will also allow developers to upgrade smart contract groups in batches. Node operators need to complete node updates by Oct. 13.
In a post on X, Pi Network said Protocol 28 will also introduce a safer method for modifying stored data as applications evolve.
The update details were cited by CryptoPotato and summarized by Techub News.
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