How will future upgrades be handled on the network ?
The Radix network is designed to be upgradeable and future-proof.
The protocol is built on a modular architecture, which allows for new features and upgrades to be added without disrupting the existing network. The Radix team has developed a unique upgrade process that allows for changes to be made in a secure and controlled manner. This process involves a series of steps that must be completed before any changes can be implemented.
First, the proposed upgrade must be reviewed by the Radix Foundation’s Technical Advisory Board (TAB). This board consists of experienced developers and cryptographers who review the proposed changes and make sure they are secure and do not introduce any vulnerabilities into the system. Once approved by the TAB, the proposed upgrade is then put up for a vote among all of the validators on the network.
If more than two-thirds of validators approve of the change, then it is implemented on the network. This ensures that all stakeholders have a say in how their network evolves over time. Finally, once an upgrade has been implemented, it is tested extensively by both internal and external teams to ensure that it works as intended without introducing any bugs or security issues into the system.
This helps ensure that any changes made to the network are safe and reliable for all users.
