PANews reported on April 4 that Starknet, an Ethereum Layer2 blockchain, said on platform X that in response to public demand, Starknet's v0.13.1.1 version of the contract declaration fee has been reduced by 30 times. Here's the upgrade schedule: Sepolia Testnet - April 8 Mainnet - April 15 Starknet reminds everyone running a full node to upgrade as soon as possible. Currently, Juno v0.11.4 and Pathfinder v0.11.5 support Starknet v0.13.1.1.

Odaily Starknet posted on the X platform that according to the needs of the majority of users, the V0.13.1.1 version will be released soon. The highlight of this upgrade is to significantly reduce the contract declaration fee to 1/30 of the previous one, which will effectively reduce the cost of developers deploying contracts on Starknet. The upgrade schedule for 0.13.1.1 is as follows: - Sepolia Testnet: Monday, April 8; - Mainnet: Monday, April 15. Starknet reminds all users running full nodes to upgrade their node software as soon as possible. Currently, both Juno V0.11.4 and Pathfinder V0.11.5 support Starknet V0.13.1.1.

According to official news, Starknet announced the postponement of the Starknet v0.13.1 upgrade plan in order to allow more Long time for the new Full Node version that fully supports RPC 0.7, the Starknet v0.13.1 upgrade will be: 1. March 5 on the Sepolia Testnet 2. March 6 on the Goerli Testnet 3. March 12 on the Mainnet. In addition, Pathfinder v0.11.1 has been released and Juno v0.11.0 will be released in the coming days.

Odaily Planet Daily News Nethermind Starknet posted on the X platform that Juno V0.8.0 has been launched, which supports Starknet V0.13 and implements the JSON RPC specification V0.6.0. The team has removed support for RPC v0.4.0, so this version is not backwards compatible. In addition, the Starknet RPC service will be upgraded in the coming days.

Odaily Star Daily News Starknet development team Nethermind Starknet posted on the X platform that Juno V0.7.4 has been launched. This release improves scalability by enabling Juno nodes to connect to the master node's database via gRPC, allowing them to serve RPC requests without syncing.

According to Golden Finance, Starknet's development team, Nethermind, said on the X platform that Juno v0.7.4 has been launched. This release brings improved scalability, which enables Juno nodes to connect to the master node's database via gRPC, allowing them to serve RPC requests without syncing.

Nethermind Starknet said on the X platform that Juno v0.7.3 has been launched, supporting the upcoming Starknet v0.12.3, and the update also enhances RPC performance with a new global class cache, resulting in higher request processing and optimized resource usage. Juno v0.7.3 also updates the blockifier, which includes a fix for wallet integration.

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Starknet has issued an important notice from developers that it will make significant changes to Starknet's feeder gateway in the fourth quarter of 2023, stopping providing multiple query functions and retaining only synchronous endpoints related to full nodes. This means that Starknet is transitioning to a more decentralized, resilient, and efficient system in line with blockchain technology principles. Starknet developers are advised to switch to API services or full nodes such as Pathfinder, Juno, and Papyrus. Starknet is working with API providers to ensure decommissioning readiness to maintain reliability and handle the expected increase in traffic. The deactivate action will only be performed when the ecosystem is ready.

According to Golden Finance, Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution StarkNet said on social media that Starknet feeder gateway will make changes in the fourth quarter of 2023 and will stop serving multiple types of queries. It will keep synchronization-related endpoints only for full nodes. The Starknet feeder network acts as a gateway to query the Starknet status centralized sequencer. Until Starknet's JSON-RPC specification matures, it is only a temporary solution. Moving to full nodes and API services means transitioning from centralized solutions to blockchain-compliant decentralized, resilient, and efficient systems. Starknet developers are advised to move to API services or full nodes such as Pathfinder, Juno, and Papyrus. We are working with different API providers to ensure they are ready for retirement in terms of reliability and expected traffic increase. Only when we think the ecosystem is ready will we proceed with the retirement plan.

Odaily Planet Daily News Starknet issued a document on the X platform stating that the Starknet feeder gateway will be modified in the fourth quarter of 2023 and will stop serving multiple types of queries. It will reserve sync-related endpoints only for full nodes. The feeder gateway acts as a gateway for querying the Starknet state centralized sequencer. It was intended to be a temporary solution until full nodes supporting Starknet's JSON-RPC matured and were able to meet the needs of the ecosystem. Moving to full nodes and API services means transitioning from centralized solutions to decentralized, resilient and efficient systems that comply with the principles of blockchain technology. It is recommended that Starknet developers turn to API services or full nodes, such as Pathfinder, Juno, and Papyrus.

Golden Finance reports that StarkNet, Ethereum’s second-layer expansion solution, will modify the feeder gateway in the fourth quarter of 2023 and will stop providing various types of query services. It will only reserve sync-related endpoints for full nodes. The Starknet Feeder Gateway acts as a gateway to query the Starknet state centralized sequencer. It is only a temporary solution until full nodes supporting StarknetJSON-RPC mature and meet the needs of the ecosystem. Starknet developers are advised to turn to API services or full nodes such as Pathfinder, Juno, and Papyrus.

PANews reported on September 19 that Starknet, the Ethereum Layer 2 expansion solution, announced that it will make changes to the Starknet Feeder gateway in the fourth quarter of 2023, and will stop serving multiple types of queries, leaving only synchronization-related endpoints for full nodes. . At that time, the Starknet Feeder gateway will act as a gateway for querying the Starknet status centralized sequencer. Starknet recommends that Starknet developers turn to API services or full nodes such as Pathfinder, Juno, and Papyrus. It was reported last month that StarkWare: Starknet full node implementation options have been expanded, and 3 full nodes will replace the Feeder gateway.

Golden Finance reported that Ethereum’s second-layer solution StarkNet posted on social media It will only reserve sync-related endpoints for full nodes. The Starknet Price Feeder Gateway acts as a gateway to query the Starknet state centralized sequencer. It was intended to be a temporary solution until full nodes supporting Starknet's JSON-RPC matured and were able to meet the needs of the ecosystem. We are working with different API providers to ensure they are prepared for the deprecation in terms of reliability and expected increase in traffic. We will only move forward with deprecation when we feel the ecosystem is ready. Moving to full nodes and API services means transitioning from centralized solutions to decentralized, resilient and efficient systems that adhere to the principles of blockchain technology. Starknet developers are advised to turn to API services or full nodes such as Pathfinder, Juno, and Papyrus.

According to PANews on August 21, StarkWare, the parent company of Starknet, stated on the X platform (formerly Twitter) that it has expanded full node implementation options, aiming to promote decentralization and system redundancy, in line with open source principles and diversity of network components. The Starknet Feeder gateway is a centralized access point. It was mainly used to query the sequencer and understand the chain status before, but it is a temporary solution. Currently, the full node supporting Starknet’s JSON RPC protocol is mature, so the Feeder gateway will be used Three full nodes replaced, namely: Papyrus (Starknet full node written by StarkWare), Pathfinder (Starknet full node written by Rust), and Juno (Starknet full node written by go-lang), these full nodes support JSON RPC protocol and can interact with the Starknet state to enhance the reliability and security of the network structure.

On August 21, StarkWare tweeted that it has expanded the full node implementation options, aiming to further follow the principles of open source and network component diversity and promote network decentralization. The Starknet Feeder gateway is a centralized access point, which was previously mainly used for Query the sequencer and understand the chain status, but it is a temporary solution. Currently, the full node supporting Starknet's JSON RPC protocol is mature, so the Feeder gateway will be replaced by three full nodes, namely: Papyrus (written by StarkWare Starknet full nodes), Pathfinder (Starknet full nodes written in Rust), and Juno (Starknet full nodes written in go-lang), these full nodes support the JSONRPC protocol and can interact with the Starknet state to enhance network structure reliability and safety.

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