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Ethereum Merge in trouble? Developers find bugs ahead of the planned update

08/24/2022

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2022.08.24 22:33

While the upcoming ETH Merge is one of the most anticipated events in the crypto community at the moment, it’s not free from hiccups. However, Ethereum developers are quick to respond to the issues that arise.

Péter Szilágyi, an Ethereum software developer, has announced on Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) that they have found a regression that results in a corrupted state. He explained that it was probably one of the pull requests that had merged toward the new storage model or online pruner.

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08/24/2022

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