It's been right around the corner for 2 years now. I have little faith in that date, but the actual real crypto market crash has at least contributed to the fact that GPU prices are back at normality.
- The proof-of-stake chain has been running for a year and a half.
- They've tested every combination of five execution clients and five staking clients, and they all work.
- They just migrated a large long-running public test network to pure proof-of-stake, and it went well enough to have been considered very successful if it had been the production network.
- There are two public test networks left, and if those go well too, there's nothing left to do besides the production migration.
And this is considered easy/low-risk?
It seems like the most frightening part, although perhaps less frightening as the crash continues.
At some point, you have to accept that you've done all you can, and ship.
https://mobile.twitter.com/martybent/status/8967755346586869...