Sui mainnet upgraded to version V1.26.2 with native randomness enabled on the testnet
Sui has upgraded its mainnet to version V1.26.2 and upgraded the Sui protocol to version 48, the company said in a release. Other highlights of the upgrade include: Sui's native randomness feature is now enabled on the test network, the indexer cache has been set correctly, the indexer reader will work properly and return the correct data, the timeout value for executing transaction blocks has been increased, and more.
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