EthFans editor-in-chief ah chien: the core ethereum developers have not agreed on ProgPoW

According to the report of CryptoBriefing that "core developers of ethereum are promoting anti-asic ProgPoW, and the upgrade of hard fork is tentatively scheduled for July", ah jian, chief editor of EthFans, said that the report of CryptoBriefing is inaccurate, and the core developers of ethereum have not reached an agreement on ProgPoW, nor has the upgrade time of hard fork been tentatively scheduled.

Ah jian said that the so-called hard fork in June after three weeks online ProgPoW talk, only because of an accident on the agenda. Hard bifurcation coordinator James Hancock is a strong supporter of ProgPoW and therefore talks about whether ProgPoW should be placed in the same bifurcation as eip-1962. But that doesn't mean that all the developers attending the conference are in favor of PorgPoW (some even oppose it outright). Finally, the discussion turned to "how to collect people's real opinions".

Jian also said that even the report in CryptoBriefing that "the hard fork is scheduled to be released three weeks after eip-1962, an undisputed update that will add additional encryption features to ethereum" was not accurate. Eip-1962 remains controversial, with Parity and Geth client developers expressing at least minor objections.

It is understood that regarding the controversial report of CryptoBriefing on "the ethereum core developer conference to be held on February 21, 2020", ethfan editor-in-chief ah jian stressed, "my conclusion is based on the video of the conference. Anyone can watch the video if in doubt."

Attached is a link to the CryptoBriefing report:https://cryptobriefing.com/ethereum-progpow-asic-resistance-concur-core-developers

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