Babylon version v2 incorporates the following major features:
Tokenfactory: Enables permissionless creation and management of native tokens using a Babylon-maintained fork of Strangelove’s x/tokenfactory module.
IBC Callbacks: Enables atomic "send X, then programmatically do Y" operations in smart contracts. This allows seamless cross-chain interactions - such as asset swaps- without requiring gas tokens on the destination chain, significantly improving user experience.
IBC Rate Limiting: Controls the inflow and outflow of assets over IBC channels to prevent malicious draining of funds within short time frames.
Packet Forwarding Middleware: Enhances IBC capabilities by enabling automatic forwarding of packets to other chains. Incorporating this middleware would extend Babylon’s IBC functionalities, improving user and developer experiences by simplifying multi-hop token transfers and general cross-chain messaging.
Interchain Accounts (ICA) and Interchain Queries (ICQ): Enables seamless cross-chain composability and programmability in Babylon Genesis network. Interchain Accounts allow one blockchain to control an account on another blockchain, while Interchain Queries provide a standardized mechanism to read data from remote chains.
A CosmWasm security patch is also included in this version.
Lastly, the x/crisis module is deprecated in this release, leading to the removal of the --x-crisis-skip-assert-invariants babylond startup flag.
To ensure a smooth upgrade, we kindly request the following actions from you:
During the governance proposal (until June 15, 12 PM UTC):
Prior to the upgrade height (before June 16, 12 PM UTC):
When the upgrade height is reached (on June 16, around 12 PM UTC):
We appreciate your prompt action to help minimize disruptions to the Babylon Genesis!
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