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Replace the Difficulty Bomb with a Difficulty Freeze #2515

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The difficulty Freeze is an alternative to the Difficulty Bomb that is implemented within the protocols difficulty adjustment algorithm. The Difficulty Freeze begins at a certain block height, determined in advance, and freezes the difficulty. This does not stop the chain, but it incentivizes devs to upgrade at a regular cadence and requires any chain split to address the difficulty freeze.

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Looks good to me to go into Draft status.

@Souptacular Souptacular merged commit 51fb7a1 into ethereum:master Mar 12, 2020
pizzarob pushed a commit to pizzarob/EIPs that referenced this pull request Jun 12, 2020
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* updated EIP number and spelling and grammar

* Added Discussion-to: URL

* Added a 1% increase to the difficulty after the Freeze.

* Update eip-2515.md
tkstanczak pushed a commit to tkstanczak/EIPs that referenced this pull request Nov 7, 2020
* created EIP

* updated EIP number and spelling and grammar

* Added Discussion-to: URL

* Added a 1% increase to the difficulty after the Freeze.

* Update eip-2515.md
Arachnid pushed a commit to Arachnid/EIPs that referenced this pull request Mar 6, 2021
* created EIP

* updated EIP number and spelling and grammar

* Added Discussion-to: URL

* Added a 1% increase to the difficulty after the Freeze.

* Update eip-2515.md
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