Cardano’s Plomin Hard Fork Enters Final Stage as Operators Urged to Update Nodes

Cardano Prepares for Plomin Hard Fork with Critical System Updates

  • Final preparations for Plomin hard fork include bug fixes and code streamlining.
  • Stake pool operators need to update their systems to node version 10.1.4.
  • Lace wallet version 1.18.2 released with improved stability features.
  • Mithril network achieves mainnet stake distribution certification.
  • Ouroboros Leios project advances network performance testing.

Cardano Prepares for Plomin Hard Fork with Critical System Updates

The Cardano blockchain network approaches its scheduled Plomin hard fork with a series of technical improvements and system updates announced in the January 17, 2025 development report. The update focuses on strengthening network infrastructure and improving user experience across multiple platforms.

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Critical Infrastructure Updates

Stake pool operators (SPOs) must implement node version 10.1.4 to maintain network compatibility. This update represents the latest in a series of improvements since Cardano’s introduction of smart contracts in 2021. The technical modifications include enhanced error handling and simplified code architecture, which aim to reduce potential system vulnerabilities.

Wallet Improvements and Network Security

The Lace digital wallet, version 1.18.2, introduces improved crash recovery mechanisms and resolves issues related to CIP-95 implementation. CIP-95, or Cardano Improvement Proposal 95, establishes protocols for transaction validation and processing. The Mithril protocol, a secondary network layer, has achieved stake distribution certification on the mainnet, marking a significant advancement in network security validation.

Performance Optimization Initiatives

The Ouroboros Leios project, Cardano’s latest consensus mechanism upgrade, continues performance testing through network simulations. This initiative builds upon the original Ouroboros protocol, aiming to increase transaction processing capacity while maintaining decentralization. The ongoing voting process for the Plomin hard fork demonstrates the network’s commitment to community-driven governance.

These developments follow Cardano’s established pattern of peer-reviewed updates and systematic network improvements, maintaining its position as a major proof-of-stake blockchain platform.

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