โ๏ธ TRON IS PREPARING FOR THE NEXT TVM COMPATIBILITY UPGRADE.
๐ Mainnet proposal voting for network parameters #95 and #96 is planned for August 25
๐ The proposal will enable Prague and Osaka features introduced in GreatVoyage-v4.8.2 (Pyrrho)
โ Already passed on Nile Testnet, features now available for developer testing
โ ๏ธ Node operators should upgrade to v4.8.2 or v4.8.2.1 before August 25 to ensure continued block synchronization
Worth actually unpacking what this Pectra/Osaka alignment delivers ๐งฎ, secp256r1 signature verification enabling compatibility with Apple Secure Enclave, WebAuthn, and Android Keystore, the cryptography behind modern passkey authentication, plus a repriced MODEXP precompile and standardized inputs for signature-verification precompiles. That's genuinely useful for anyone wanting to support passkey-style authentication directly through smart contracts.
Installing the node software alone doesn't automatically activate these features ๐ญ, that's exactly what this August 25 vote represents, the governance step that turns already-shipped code into live, active network behavior once enough of the network has adopted it. The testnet-first approach here is the standard, cautious rollout, prove the mechanism works before putting it to a Mainnet vote that affects live activity across the entire network.
๐ฏ Node operators specifically need to act before August 25 to avoid synchronization issues once this passes, and developers curious about the practical impact can already test against the live Nile Testnet implementation.
๐ More details: https://github.com/tronprotocol/tips/issues/916
@justinsuntron @TRON DAO #TRONEcoStar
๐ Mainnet proposal voting for network parameters #95 and #96 is planned for August 25
๐ The proposal will enable Prague and Osaka features introduced in GreatVoyage-v4.8.2 (Pyrrho)
โ Already passed on Nile Testnet, features now available for developer testing
โ ๏ธ Node operators should upgrade to v4.8.2 or v4.8.2.1 before August 25 to ensure continued block synchronization
Worth actually unpacking what this Pectra/Osaka alignment delivers ๐งฎ, secp256r1 signature verification enabling compatibility with Apple Secure Enclave, WebAuthn, and Android Keystore, the cryptography behind modern passkey authentication, plus a repriced MODEXP precompile and standardized inputs for signature-verification precompiles. That's genuinely useful for anyone wanting to support passkey-style authentication directly through smart contracts.
Installing the node software alone doesn't automatically activate these features ๐ญ, that's exactly what this August 25 vote represents, the governance step that turns already-shipped code into live, active network behavior once enough of the network has adopted it. The testnet-first approach here is the standard, cautious rollout, prove the mechanism works before putting it to a Mainnet vote that affects live activity across the entire network.
๐ฏ Node operators specifically need to act before August 25 to avoid synchronization issues once this passes, and developers curious about the practical impact can already test against the live Nile Testnet implementation.
๐ More details: https://github.com/tronprotocol/tips/issues/916
@justinsuntron @TRON DAO #TRONEcoStar