[Hyperchain 3.0 Hard Fork] Completion Notice

[ZerOne]

[Hyperchain 3.0 Hard Fork] Completion Notice

Thank you for your interest in the Hyperchain project.

I would like to inform you that the hard fork has been completed as below.
 º Date : 2022. 01. 01 00:00 ( UTC+0 )
 

The major changes in the hard fork include:

■. Coin Ticker Change

The ticker of the coin has been changed to SNC.

■. Change of wallet system

The wallet address that started with SW has been changed to HN~.
Please note that you can use the existing private key or key store as it is.

■. Service

As the network of the chain where the hard fork has been conducted is stabilized, additional services such as additional wallets other than the existing wallet will be opened.

The services are opened sequentially, so please refer to the service announcement.

Hyperchain allows anyone to participate in additional network expansion, and independent block chains are connected.

Hyperchain will hyperconnect fragmented blockchains to realize the infrastructure of the next generation of blockchain.

Thank you.

* For additional inquiries, please send us to the forum or [email protected] and we will guide you.

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[하이퍼체인 3.0 하드포크] 완료 안내

하이퍼체인 프로젝트에 관심을 가져주셔서 감사합니다.

아래와 같이 하드포크가 완료 되었음을 안내드립니다.
 º 일시 : 2022. 01. 01 00:00 ( UTC+0 )

하드포크의 주요 변경 사항으로는

■. 코인 티커변경

코인의 티커가 SNC 로 변경되었습니다.

■. 지갑 체계의 변경

SW 로 시작되던 지갑주소가 HN~ 으로 변경되었습니다.
기존 사용하시던 프라이빗키 또는 키스토어 그대로 이용 가능하시니 참고 부탁드립니다.

■. 서비스

하드포크가 진행된 체인의 네트워크가 안정화 됨에 따라 기존 사용하시던 지갑 외 추가 지갑 등
추가적인 서비스의 오픈이 진행됩니다.

서비스들은 순차적으로 오픈해 나가니 서비스 공지 참고 부탁드립니다.

하이퍼체인은 누구나 네트워크 추가 확장에 참여 가능가능하며 독립된 블록체인들이 연결해 나아갑니다.

하이퍼체인은 파편화 된 블록체인들을 초연결하여 차세대 블록체인의 인프라를 실현해 나가겠습니다.

감사합니다.

* 추가문의는 포럼 또는 [email protected] 로 주시면 안내드리도록 하겠습니다.  

 

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