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एलेक्स डोवबिन्या Ethereums transition to proof-of-stake has been postponed by a few months According to a tweet posted by Barcelona-based Ethereum 2.0 core developer “Dapplion,” the second merge test is expected to take place on Saturday. The first rehearsal of the merge took place earlier this April. Developers implemented a so-called “shadow fork” in order to experiment with their ideas before the real shift to proof-of-stake takes place. The next step will provide more clarity regarding the timeline of the much-anticipated transition. It was expected that the major technical upgrade would take place in June. However, Ethereum developer Tim Beiko anounced that the merge would take “a few months after.” At this point, it seems like the second-largest blockchain will be able to finally move to the proof-of-stake consensus mechanism this fall, but there is no specific date for now. With that being said, Beiko did confirm that Ethereum was in its “final chapter” of proof-of-work. RSI बीकन चेन, the backbone of proof-of-stake Ethereum, was shipped in early December 2020. The brand-new blockchain allowed ETH holders to convert it into ETH2 for staking. However, ETH2 canot be converted back until the Beacon Chain merges with the main proof-of-work chain. Ethereum is expected to dramatically reduce its carbon