Cardano Increases Plutus Script Memory as Developers Look to Introduce Burn Mechanism
Since launching the Alonzo smart contract upgrade last September, Cardano has consistently rolled out network upgrades as it looks to fully embrace smart contract functionalities.
Just a week after Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson announced the first public testnet of ‘Hydra Heads‘, Input-Output Global has put forward a proposal to increase the memory of the network Plutus scripts.
Cardano Increases Plutus Script Memory
The proposal put forward by IOG, formerly known as IOHK, will see the limit of memory units per block for the blockchain’s Plutus scripts increase from 56 million to 62 million.
According to the proposal, by increasing the memory of the Plutus scripts, IOG hopes to increase the network’s scalability. As per the announcement, the update went live on March 21st and will be monitored by IOG for five days.
Plutus script enables users to leverage a programming environment, remove friction from the DeFi sector, and help more users onboard to the Cardano ecosystem.
Cardano Could Begin Burning ADA
IOG also shared another interesting development for the Cardano network. According to IOG, the Hydra team is working on finalizing a new transaction workflow that will add token-burning functionalities to the Cardano blockchain.
As revealed in its roadmap update, the Hydra team reportedly “inspected the options of token minting and burning within a Hydra Head.”
On the Flipside
- Despite the developments, Cardano still anticipates a large wave of projects that could impact the price of ADA
Why You Should Care
In order to onboard more people into its DeFi ecosystem, Cardano continues to make incremental adjustments and network optimizations to improve the performance of its blockchain.
Text source: DailyCoin.com
