Tezos Tallinn upgrade now live, slashes block times to 6 seconds
The Tallinn protocol upgrade marks Tezos' 20th major update since launching in 2018, and was implemented without a network fork.
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The Tallinn protocol upgrade marks Tezos' 20th major update since launching in 2018, and was implemented without a network fork.
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