ChainCatcher news, the EOS Network Foundation has announced the release of EOS EVM Contract and EOS EVM Node version 1.0.0, introducing support for the Shanghai and London hard forks as well as a new dynamic gas fee algorithm.In addition, EOS EVM now officially supports multiple versions and will be able to execute hard forks when adopting new EIPs in future versions. EOS EVM 1.0 is scheduled for release in early August and is currently undergoing the release candidate process. This major update will affect users currently running EOS EVM mainnet nodes.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, EOS EVM v0.6.0 has been launched on the mainnet. This version update includes new support for permissionless cross-chain transfers of ERC-20 tokens, allowing users to transfer USDT between EOS EVM addresses, EOS addresses, and exchanges, as well as supporting cross-virtual machine communication.

ChainCatcher message, EOS EVM releases version v0.4.2, fixing a critical security vulnerability found in EOS EVM. The EOS EVM contracts, EOS EVM nodes, and EOS EVM RPC components implemented on the EOS mainnet have been patched before this version release. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the EOS Network Foundation announced on Twitter that the EOS EVM mainnet Beta version is now live. The launch of EOS EVM also introduces a new burn mechanism for the EOS network, where 100% of the profits from RPC nodes will be burned. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the EOS Foundation has deployed the EOS EVM testnet on its mainnet, following the launch of the testnet at the end of last month.Yves La Rose, founder of the EOS Network Foundation, stated: "Our goal is to create an interoperable future that bridges the gap between blockchains, developers, and users. With EOS EVM, Ethereum developers and users can now more easily take advantage of the EOS network's low fees, ultra-fast speeds, and reliability. EOS EVM is a significant milestone that represents our commitment to a multi-chain future."It is reported that the goal of EOS EVM is to become the industry's highest-performing and most compatible EVM. Additionally, EOS Network Ventures recently announced a $20 million investment for GameFi and EOS EVM projects. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Yves La Rose, founder and CEO of the EOS Network Foundation, tweeted that the EOS EVM has successfully passed a security audit conducted by Sentnl.io, and we are ready for launch. On April 14, the Beta version of the EOS EVM mainnet will go live as scheduled.Previous report, the EOS Network Foundation announced on March 28 that the final testnet of EOS EVM is now online. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the EOS Network Foundation tweeted that EOS EVM (TrustEVM) has launched its final testnet.According to ChainCatcher previous report, EOS EVM will launch the mainnet Beta version on April 14. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the EOS Network Foundation tweeted that the EOS EVM code has been completed. The final testnet will be launched as scheduled on March 27, and the mainnet test version will go live on April 14. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, EOS Network Ventures founder and CEO Yves La Rose announced on his social platform that EOS Network Ventures (ENV) has committed to invest $20 million directly into EOS EVM and GameFi projects. The EOS EVM will launch on April 14, with $20 million allocated for EVM projects, and a large influx of developers is expected.It is reported that the final testnet of EOS EVM will go live on March 27, and the mainnet Beta version will be released on April 14. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, EOS Network Foundation CEO Yves La Rose tweeted that the final testnet launch date for EOS EVM is March 27, and the mainnet Beta launch date is April 14. (source link)