BNB Chain Announces Lorentz Mainnet Hard Fork Schedule
BNB Chain Lorentz hard fork targets lower fees and faster transaction priority See what the 42,100,000 block upgrade could mean for smoother, cheaper transfers
BNB Chain developers have announced the Lorentz hard fork schedule for its mainnet, with activation planned at block height 42,100,000.
The upgrade includes BEP341 changes aimed at improving transaction priority and reducing gas costs by about 20%. The network’s validators and node operators are expected to update their software before the fork activates.
The article notes that the hard fork is mainly a technical coordination effort and that users may notice lower fees or smoother transactions after the upgrade takes effect. It also explains that the change is part of BNB Chain’s ongoing effort to improve network performance and remain competitive on transaction cost and speed.