We're rolling out one of the network's most extensive updates in a long while: changes to the blockchain core, the infrastructure, and user-facing products. Here's the essential rundown. ⚙️ N
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July 2, 2026
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We're rolling out one of the network's most extensive updates in a long while: changes to the blockchain core, the infrastructure, and user-facing products. Here's the essential rundown.
⚙️ Network core
1️⃣ Rebase. We're removing three or four zeros from DEL (the exact ratio will be announced during the July 5 live session, after the discussion). Details in our rebase research.
2️⃣ Fee oracle.Why: so fees stay predictable in money terms instead of swinging with the exchange rate. Gas cost automatically adjusts to the DEL rate: the higher the rate, the fewer DEL per transaction, and vice versa. No more "too cheap one minute, too expensive the next."
🛠 Infrastructure & API— Contracts service: data routes for contracts optimized, and smart-contract source-code verification added via the API.— withdrawHold transactions: transfer data added to the API (sender, recipient, coin, amount) — hold undelegation can now be tracked.
📱 Decimal Wallet— Multisig wallet in the mobile app: view and vote for/against transactions (new ones can still be initiated via Console for now).— DRC-20 token and NFT avatars load from IPFS again — no placeholders.
🔎 Decimal Explorer— "Locked until" field on hold transactions — see when the stake unlocks.— Correct valuation of delegated tokens (at the price at the moment of delegation).— "Write" tab for verified contracts: payable functions supported and reverts fixed.
🖥 Decimal Console— In the "Delegate" tab, completed operations (Transfer, Withdraw) no longer mix with active delegations.
🔴 A reminder for everyone who deployed smart contracts on the Decimal network: send their addresses to [email protected] by end of Friday, July 4 — otherwise they may not work correctly after the rebase. Details in the urgent message.
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