The developers have delayed the activation of the Vasil hard fork on the Cardano network. According to the coach IOG Kevin Hammond, the team wants to make sure all parties to the process are ready for the upgrade.

“Obviously, it could be a few more weeks before we move on to the actual implementation of Vasil. This is incredibly important. Hammond said that for the process to go smoothly, all users should be ready for the hard fork.

He also noted that IOG is focused on solving some issues on the testnet and is slowly moving towards the release of Cardano 1.35.2 software version. The new client fixes a number of bugs detected during testing, including those related to decentralized applications.

“The goal is to fix the latest issues as we get closer to the hard fork. We’re fixing tester-driven features to get things right and without haste,” he added.

Vasil includes four recommendations to improve the Cardano network, focused on lowering transaction fees and increasing network security. The update will also facilitate interaction with the project’s smart contracts.

Initially the hard fork was scheduled to be activated at the end of June 2022, but then the date was pushed back to the next month.

Recall that in July the developers deployed the Vasil update to the Cardano testnet.

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