Cardanoscan shows Cardano’s “van Rossem” hard fork governance action has been enacted, moving the network toward Protocol Version 11.0 in the Conway era. The action was enacted in Epoch 644 on July 18 after being submitted in Epoch 637, making the mainnet upgrade an on-chain governance outcome, not just a technical release.
The hard fork cleared all three required approval tracks. Cardanoscan lists DRep support at 78.97% against a 60% threshold, stake pool operator support at 53.02% against a 51% threshold, and Constitutional Committee approval at 7 of 7, above the required 5 of 7, showing Protocol Version 11 passed through Cardano’s full ratification stack.
The practical follow-up now shifts from voting to network execution. While the on-chain record confirms the “van Rossem” hard fork and protocol-version change, developers, wallets and infrastructure providers must validate post-upgrade behavior in production, because Cardano’s next milestone is operational stability after governance-led enactment.
Source: Cardanoscan.
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