Arcblock will upgrade its blockchain and Ethereum bridge in November. The chain will briefly become read-only without requiring manual migration, while the bridge will receive a new web interface and remove protocol fees; Ethereum gas fees will still apply.
Refer to the official tweet by ABT:
ArcBlock@ArcBlock_ioWe plan to upgrade the ArcBlock blockchain this month:
• Brief read-only cutover with no manual migration required
• Fully compatible with existing wallets and dApps
• Overhauled Ethereum-ArcBlock Bridge: moving to a new web-based UI with no DID Wallet multi-stage steps and…
Nov 09, 2026
We plan to upgrade the ArcBlock blockchain this month:
• Brief read-only cutover with no manual migration required
• Fully compatible with existing wallets and dApps
• Overhauled Ethereum-ArcBlock Bridge: moving to a new web-based UI with no DID Wallet multi-stage steps and…
ABT Info
ArcBlock is a platform designed for the creation and deployment of decentralized applications (DApps) and blockchains. It was established with the objective of facilitating developers in creating and deploying DApps by providing them with the necessary tools, services, and standards. Here are some key features and aspects of the ArcBlock project:
Blocklet OS: ArcBlock includes Blocklet, a microservice for blockchain applications. This allows developers to utilize standard libraries and development tools without having to rely on blockchain-specific instruments.
Compatibility with Various Blockchains: One of the standout features of ArcBlock is its ability to integrate with different blockchains, such as Ethereum, Hyperledger, and others.
Open Chain Access Protocol: This protocol enables the development of applications that are compatible with multiple blockchains, thus ensuring flexibility and resilience of applications to changes in the blockchain sphere.
Marketplace: ArcBlock provides a platform for the exchange of various services, components, and even chains, streamlining the development and promotion of decentralized applications.
ABT Token: This is the primary token of the platform, used for facilitating network operations, including participant compensation, payments, and so on.
