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What’s up TLOS - Almost 2025 👑TLOS Daily Chart - Inverse H&S Possible Scenario👀After a nice correction & Market Manipulation, we are down on what I will call the floor, anything close to $0.20 imo is the floor range, accumulation zone. If you compare with BTC - TLOS is at literally the Floor that gave us last time 10x from $0.06 to ~0.6.At that moment TLOS didn’t have the amount of utility that has NOW & the team behind is just getting better and better to support the Fundamental Analysis. Just for knowledge, if #Telos decided to do a 10X move now, it will take us to $2.3 & I still think we will be Undervalued there, MC will be ~ 1B$. People that knows more than me says, this is when huge money should flow into the BEST project with NO ICO, ZERO Unlocked Tokens, L0, L1, L2, ZK, SNARKtor, fastest EVM, No MEV, with its own #CEX that will #buyback TLOS with 💯% of the fees, that’s how you get Liquidity in our Ecosystem. Q1 TelosX CEX will be released & I feel that 2025 looks bullish all around 🤙🏾@TelosX_official @HelloTelos I see TLOS as a Stock & DCA as the best tool for it. TLOS is my BTC & my 401K Happy New Year 🎆 #DVNCI🐢🥷🏽

Telos released EVM 2.0 UpgradeSee below:We are pleased to announce that as of November 20, 2024, Telos EVM version 2.0 has been successfully deployed to production. It is now accessible at:Mainnet: rpc . telos . netTestnet: rpc . testnet . telos . netKey Features and Technical ConsiderationsThis significant upgrade brings our network closer to feature parity with Ethereum while reducing the install footprint. However, there are a few technical considerations to note:EIP-1559 SupportThe fee market change introduced in the London hard fork (EIP-1559) is still under development and not yet supported.Long-Running OperationsLong-running multicall (eth_call) read-only operations will no longer time out.Long-running transactions, however, remain constrained and should be batched.Solidity Version LimitationsNo new changes to Solidity version compatibility. Version 0.8.23 is fully supported, and 0.8.24 is partially supported. See more details here.Transitioning to Version 2.0To modernize our infrastructure, we will discontinue support for EVM versions 1.0 and 1.5 in phases. Partners should prepare for this transition to avoid disruption.Block Hash Calculation ChangesVersion 2.0 introduces a new block hash calculation methodology:Partners not relying on block hashes can migrate seamlessly.For those dependent on block hashes (e.g., exchanges, indexers, subgraphs), re-indexing the chain may be required.Note: Transaction hashes remain unchanged.Rate-Limiting for Legacy VersionsEffective January 6, 2025, we will begin rate-limiting all Telos hosted 1.x RPC infrastructure:Initial limits: 50 requests per secondFurther reductions will follow to encourage migration to version 2.0.Deprecated RPC EndpointsThe following Mainnet RPC endpoints will soon no longer be supported:mainnet. telos. net/evmmainnet15. telos. net/evmmainnet-us. telos. net/evmmainnet-eu. telos. net/evmmainnet-asia. telos .net/evmResources for Node OperatorsIf you are interested in running your own Telos EVM node, detailed resources are available:Installer Script and Documentation: GitHub RepositorySupport: Telos Developer CommunityNext StepsWe strongly encourage all partners to begin migrating to Telos EVM 2.0 as soon as possible to take advantage of its enhanced capabilities and ensure uninterrupted service.Best regards,Telos Core Developers

Telos released EVM 2.0 Upgrade x.com/HelloTelos/status/1867253606535037409See below: We are pleased to announce that as of November 20, 2024, Telos EVM version 2.0 has been successfully deployed to production. It is now accessible at:Mainnet: rpc.telos.netTestnet: rpc.testnet.telos.netKey Features and Technical ConsiderationsThis significant upgrade brings our network closer to feature parity with Ethereum while reducing the install footprint. However, there are a few technical considerations to note:EIP-1559 SupportThe fee market change introduced in the London hard fork (EIP-1559) is still under development and not yet supported.Long-Running OperationsLong-running multicall (eth_call) read-only operations will no longer time out.Long-running transactions, however, remain constrained and should be batched.Solidity Version LimitationsNo new changes to Solidity version compatibility. Version 0.8.23 is fully supported, and 0.8.24 is partially supported. See more details here.Transitioning to Version 2.0To modernize our infrastructure, we will discontinue support for EVM versions 1.0 and 1.5 in phases. Partners should prepare for this transition to avoid disruption.Block Hash Calculation ChangesVersion 2.0 introduces a new block hash calculation methodology:Partners not relying on block hashes can migrate seamlessly.For those dependent on block hashes (e.g., exchanges, indexers, subgraphs), re-indexing the chain may be required.Note: Transaction hashes remain unchanged.Rate-Limiting for Legacy VersionsEffective January 6, 2025, we will begin rate-limiting all Telos hosted 1.x RPC infrastructure:Initial limits: 50 requests per secondFurther reductions will follow to encourage migration to version 2.0.Deprecated RPC EndpointsThe following Mainnet RPC endpoints will soon no longer be supported:mainnet.telos.net/evmmainnet15.telos.net/evmmainnet-us.telos.net/evmmainnet-eu.telos.net/evmmainnet-asia.telos.net/evmResources for Node OperatorsIf you are interested in running your own Telos EVM node, detailed resources are available:Installer Script and Documentation: GitHub RepositorySupport: Telos Developer CommunityNext StepsWe strongly encourage all partners to begin migrating to Telos EVM 2.0 as soon as possible to take advantage of its enhanced capabilities and ensure uninterrupted service.Best regards,Telos Core Developers