The privacy-focused project said the upgrade is expected to open DeFi access and support exchange listings, marking a potentially important step in broader market connectivity.
Zano said Hard Fork 6 will activate at block 3,833,000, with the network upgrade expected between Aug. 25 and Aug. 27. The privacy-focused project said the change is designed to unlock DeFi (blockchain-based financial applications) access and enable exchange listings, two developments that could expand how the token connects with trading venues and on-chain financial services. In crypto markets, hard forks are major protocol upgrades that require the network to shift to new rules at a specified block height.