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  • Today, an emergency announcement made by the ETC Core team for the owners of Ethereum Classic nodes that are running OpenEthereum v3.0.0 client.
  • This quick release made after a faulty FORK_ID generated by the Ethereum classic Phoenix hard fork.
  • Moreover, several consumers are dependant on the OpenEthereum, as the version v3.0.0 has degraded syncing performance.

Today, an emergency announcement made by the ETC Core team for the owners of Ethereum Classic nodes that are running OpenEthereum v3.0.0 client. The announcement to urgently upgrade to the exclusive version 3.0.1 as a bug found in the OpenEthereum client, which may lead to a high block synchronization issue. This quick release made after a faulty FORK_ID generated by the ethereum classic Phoenix hard fork.

The Phoenix hard fork Fix

https://twitter.com/etc_core/status/1267542563864694786

This results in the Parity Ethereum being out of sync with Ethereum Classic blockchain.

Moving further, the community appealed to move with the following suggestions:

  • Replace it by ETC Core The Core Geth client that maintained by team v1.11.0,
  • Update to the exclusive version of OpenEthereum client v3.0.1 version, and
  • Immediately migrate to Core Geth.

However, the ETC alleged that OpenEthereum continues sending blocks into a single chain. The problem occurs in the delay of confirmed transactions and involuntary blockchain restructuring.

The bug only Affected the Parity Ethereum programs

Moreover, several consumers are dependant on the OpenEthereum, as the version v3.0.0 has degraded syncing performance.  However, when it is synced, it retracts medially and then recovers.

Besides this, the owners of nodes running the Core Geth client will face no problem with this issue. The bug only affects the Parity Ethereum programs.

Further, reported that the bug is not splitting the network. While it is putting the services and customers at risk.

https://twitter.com/etc_core/status/1267304653294915584

Recently, the Ethereum Classic (ETC) has successfully undergone its third strong fork in 1 year. The hard fork event commenced on Sunday night on May 31.

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