Blockchain developers organization Ethereum Classic (ETC) Labs Cadre (ETC Labs Cadre) has rebranded to ETC Cadre.

In a Dec. 15 blog post, ETC Core engineering science coordinator Stevan Lohja announced that ETC Labs Core had been rebranded to ETC Core. Lohja stipulated that this rebranding will assist the company to differentiate itself from ETC Labs, one of the first incubators that supported innovative projects on the Ethereum Archetype blockchain.

Lohja also introduced the Ethereum Classic development team ETC Labs Core at the beginning of 2022. Since that time, the ETC Core squad has been working on cadre ETC projects, supporting the money's blockchain and providing tools for decentralized awarding evolution, mining and services.

Agharta hard fork is coming

Recently, Lohja appear that ETC core developers and participating ecosystem stakeholders had agreed on a target block number for mainnet activation as well as a testnet review menstruum for greater assurance. "Cadre developers agreed to activate Agharta on mainnet at cake 9_573_000 which is expected effectually Jan. fifteen, 2022," Lohja said, adding:

"Assuming all testnets are running smoothly or any needed configurations are made, then Agharta will continue to Accepted status, and Concluding when activated on mainnet across clients."

Ethereum Classic successfully implemented Atlantis hard fork

In early on September the team behind ETC activated the Atlantis hard fork aimed at improving the altcoin'south functionality and compatibility with Ethereum (ETH). ETC Director of Developer Relations Yaz Khoury congratulated the project with the evolution, saying at the time:

"Congratulations @eth_classic on the successful activation of the Atlantis Hardfork! Was one of the longest debates to achieve consensus along with a lot of the immutability politics Learned a lot most the beauty of decentralization and a distributed community."