Avalanche to Release Durango on Fuji Testnet on February 13th

Avalanche is set to activate Durango on Fuji testnet on February 13th at 15:00 UTC. Durango brings Avalanche Warp Messaging to the C-Chain, bringing native cross-chain communication to every EVM Chain in the Avalanche Ecosystem, and establishes a standard for future VMs to communicate using AWM.

Refer to the official tweet by AVAX:

AVAX Info

Avalanche is an open blockchain platform that was created to run decentralized applications and create various custom blockchains.

The main advantage of Avalanche is that it has high throughput and low latency, making it ideal for scalable applications. The Avalanche network can process over 4,500 transactions per second with only a few seconds of latency.

Avalanche uses a consensus model known as Avalanche Consensus. The model allows the network to function faster and more reliably than other blockchain technologies. Consensus uses re-voting by validators, which makes the consensus process fast and efficient. For horizontal scaling, Avalanche uses subnets that allow you to create custom blockchains that are compatible with the main network. The number of subnets is unlimited.

The Avalanche network consists of three interacting blockchains:

Platform Chain (P-Chain) — responsible for coordinating validators, keeping track of active subnets and allowing you to create new ones.

Contract Chain (C-Chain) — allows you to create smart contracts compatible with Ethereum.

Exchange Chain (X-Chain) — provides fast asset exchange operations.

The project’s token is AVAX, used to pay transaction fees, participate in consensus through staking, and provide infrastructure resources.