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Irishub 2.0 upgrade

17 Apr 2023

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Irishub 2.0 upgrade

IRISHUB 2.0 mainnet upgrade is scheduled on April 17. In this blog post, we’ll have a quick review of the new features and outline the upgrade schedule, method and notes. Read on for details!

Feature Highlight: EVM integration

The most significant update in IRISHUB 2.0 is the support for EVM, allowing for the integration of EVM-based smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps) into the IRISHUB ecosystem. By incorporating EVM, IRISHUB 2.0 will be compatible with Ethereum, enabling developers to seamlessly deploy EVM-based smart contracts and dApps on IRISHUB. Furthermore, EVM’s mature, well-established ecosystem and rich resources will open up a world of diverse use cases, attracting developers and users alike to build and explore the ever-growing IRISHUB landscape.

New Fee Token: Improving the Tokenomics of IRISHUB

Along with the smart contract capability, IRISHUB 2.0 also introduces a new fee token for EVM transactions. Instead of new issuance, the new fee token will be created by converting $IRIS at a 1:1 conversion rate. The IRISHUB 2.0 EVM has been customized to fully support EIP-1559, which means that a significant portion of gas fees consumed by smart contracts in the EVM will be burned, while the rest will be distributed as revenue to IRISHUB delegators and validators. This community-oriented approach also implies that $IRIS could enter into deflation in the event of large consumption of EVM gas (the deflation can be remedied by increasing the governance-controlled inflation parameter — 4% since genesis — one of the lowest in Cosmos), promoting mutual benefits and shared interests among all IRISHUB community members.

Enhancing IBC-based NFT Interoperability

IRISHUB is poised to become one of the first mainnets to enable Interchain NFTs. This groundbreaking feature will boost NFT interoperability and unlock fresh opportunities for NFT-centric use cases and dApps. The upcoming EVM integration will pave the way toward an even broader range of application scenarios for IBC-based NFT interoperability through IRISHUB.

Base Library Upgrade

Some base libraries including cosmos-sdk and tendermint will be updated to improve stability and compatibility:

cosmos-sdk → v0.46.9

tendermint → v0.34.26 (dependent on cosmos-sdk v0.46.9)

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