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#stellaractivatesprotocol28at211tps Protocol 28 Gives Stellar Developers New Upgrade Tools Stellar Protocol 28 brings a new approach to managing groups of smart contracts, potentially simplifying one of the more difficult tasks in blockchain development: upgrading applications that are already running. The upgrade's CAP-85 introduces externally managed contract executables. Instead of maintaining separate implementations across numerous contract instances, developers can create a shared executable reference. Updating that reference can change the implementation used by participating contracts atomically. This design is particularly relevant to protocols that operate large numbers of similar contracts. A conventional one-by-one upgrade can create a period in which some instances use newer code while others continue running older versions. Stellar says CAP-85 is designed to remove that inconsistency for contracts using the new architecture. Protocol 28 also introduces CAP-86, which focuses on data migration. Smart-contract applications frequently evolve their data structures as new features are added. The new sparse-map host functions are intended to make these migrations more flexible. The changes are opt-in for relevant smart-contract teams. Developers adopting the new capabilities need to rebuild against updated Soroban SDK versions. Meanwhile, Stellar's official documentation identifies CAP-85 and CAP-86 as two of the three principal new features introduced by Adapter, with CAP-83 addressing consensus behavior. $XLM $DRIFT $COTI