Cardanos Vasil hardfork has been postponed yet again after having failed to launch last month. ADAs price has remained more or less the same despite the announcement. Kevin Hammon, technical manager at Cardano developer Input Output Global, stated that the long-awaited Vasil upgrade would be delayed to allow for adequate testing and to ensure a smooth transition. He also mentioned that it could be a few weeks before the update is ready to go live. The Vasil hardfork, according to Input Outputs core technology program manager Javier Franco, is Cardanos most important upgrade to date. There are many moving parts and dependencies, he explained, adding that the teams priority is to make sure that everything is done correctly even if it takes longer to launch the update. Cardanos scaling capabilities will be significantly enhanced as a result of the upgrade. In the past, Input Output claimed that it is the most difficult project Cardano has undertaken ever since its inception. Aside from the codes technical complexity, the update necessitates extensive coordination among ecosystem stakeholders in order to ensure Vasils success.
