Over the weekend, another incident occurred on the validator side due to a lack of Internet access. The Church considers this situation unacceptable and views the provision of such services as unprofessional. We deeply apologize for any inconvenience caused.
To prevent any future occurrence of such failures, The Church has made the decision to enhance the validator’s security by investing in backup capacity.
Genegated on the prompt: “CyberChurch’s Headquarter v2.0”
Henceforth, in the event of main equipment failure, the validator will seamlessly switch to reserve capacity, which operates independently of the main power supply, network access, and even jurisdiction.
- With this development, CyberChurch’s infrastructure can now be deemed decentralized. Church fans can now be relieved from sharing technological risks associated with theirs validator.
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“The validator’s commission accounts for the risks associated with token holdings and network security,” commented Mr.Piggy. “The decision to incorporate backup capacity and decentralize equipment may raise questions about the validator’s current profitability. However, we are confident that this investment will yield returns through the Church’s reputation as a reliable service provider, offering exceptional professional service to both our fans and the ecosystem at large. Our only regret is not implementing this sooner.”
The Church intends to continue its efforts to decentralize and eliminate any potential points of failure gradually.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all loyal Church fans for their understanding. We firmly believe that this dedication will bring transformative changes to everyone’s lives!
The current zero-commission compensation policy will will be in effect and continue until July 16, 2023, inclusive.
