Cardano’s Vasil Hard Fork Rumor Has Been Delayed To August

Major issues were discovered in Cardano’s Vasil hard fork, which looks set to push the release date back to August of this year.

According to rumors circulating on the Twitter community, the Vasil hard fork – the most important upgrade of Cardano in 2022 may be delayed until August because for the hard fork to succeed, stake pool operators (SPOs) need to be able to migrate to the latest update, but with just two weeks to go before Vasil’s rollout, the SPO has yet to complete its migration.

Immediately, Cardano Ecosystem and Community Vice President at IOHK Tim Harrison responded to conjecture about an impending delay on the Vasil hard fork.

Essentially, the Vasil hard fork is intended to significantly improve scalability for Cardano and the platform’s Plutus contract. Even founder Charles Hoskinson has confidently asserted in a series of personal statements that the development situation may soon change for Cardano through the Vasil hard fork in June.

However, at the time of writing, Tim Harrison has not yet had any action on this event. While we wait for an announcement from Tim Harrison, we may need to review previous updates shared by IOHK regarding Vasil. Specifically, on June 7, IOHK announced Vasil was in the final stages of completion and the work was going smoothly.

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