Came across The Defiant / Aztec official: Privacy L2 Aztec’s Alpha V6 governance vote passed, with $AZTEC holders approving the next-generation rollup—the network is now in an execution waiting period, while the official launch date is still up in the air.
Key details: Message delays from Ethereum to Aztec are expected to drop from roughly 24–108 seconds to around 12–30 seconds (deposits and bridging should be smoother); app contracts will need to be recompiled, and addresses will change. The proposal sets aside about 1.8 million $AZTEC , which, based on their assumptions, should be enough to keep V5 running for about another 30 days as a migration buffer. The governance dashboard still shows the voting deadline/executable date (around 10/24 and 10/26), which doesn’t quite line up with the official statement that it’s “entering the execution delay” and awaiting the formal launch—approval doesn’t mean an immediate switch.
For a privacy-chain upgrade, passing the vote is just the first hurdle; the actual migration window is when things can go wrong.
$AZTEC #Aztec #PrivacyL2
Key details: Message delays from Ethereum to Aztec are expected to drop from roughly 24–108 seconds to around 12–30 seconds (deposits and bridging should be smoother); app contracts will need to be recompiled, and addresses will change. The proposal sets aside about 1.8 million $AZTEC , which, based on their assumptions, should be enough to keep V5 running for about another 30 days as a migration buffer. The governance dashboard still shows the voting deadline/executable date (around 10/24 and 10/26), which doesn’t quite line up with the official statement that it’s “entering the execution delay” and awaiting the formal launch—approval doesn’t mean an immediate switch.
For a privacy-chain upgrade, passing the vote is just the first hurdle; the actual migration window is when things can go wrong.
$AZTEC #Aztec #PrivacyL2