PANews, August 12 news, Monad officially tweeted to hint that the Mainnet may go live in 2025, while announcing that Monad's BFT Consensus Mechanism will go live on the public Testnet today, which is the first EVM Consensus Mechanism resistant to tail fork.

According to Gate News bot, @0xRainandCoffee published an article introducing the Multi-Concurrent Proposer (MCP) mechanism. This mechanism supports multiple proposers to simultaneously propose sub-blocks and merge them to enhance the censorship resistance of the blockchain network. The MCP mechanism has gained attention in major Blockchain ecosystems: Ethereum plans to reduce reliance on MEV-Boost through MCP; Solana is advancing the implementation of MCP with Application Specific Sorting (ASS), and the Alpenglow upgrade plan further optimizes validator costs; Cosmos explores MCP using the BFT model and secure broadcast protocol; Sei separates data availability and sorting functions based on Autobahn design; Delta adopts concurrent sorters to achieve application specific sorting. Current MCP implementation faces technical challenges such as sorting competition, invalid transaction processing, increased hardware requirements, and finality synchronization.

UPCX wallet users exceed 50,000, launching incentive programs and a payment application that supports various assets. It adopts DPoS + BFT technology to accelerate transaction speed, supports various assets and stablecoins, and provides a user-friendly super payment application. UPCX aims to enhance cross-border transactions and financial inclusion.