The Binance Chain Mainnet has completed the upliftment of its mainnet services. The upgrade goes by the name of The Galileo Upgrade. The latest mainnet upgrade is a hardfork of its previous version. The upgrades to the revision engine and state syncing aims for a better user experience all around.

The Binance Chain Mainnet has introduced some significant changes in the Galileo Upgrade: Firstly, an addition of user-friendly matching logic which includes Taker and Maker concepts. Secondly, validators on the Binance Chain can now register a delisting proposal. Thirdly, businesses can now block a certain amount of tokens for pre-defined periods of time and vest them in the future according to the schedules. Lastly, the state sync implementation is refactored in order to improve user experience and reduce syncing time.

Galileo required at-least 2/3rd consensus from validators to successfully upgrade. This actually puts more control into the Binance validators. So, it seems like some pretty solid changes are coming to the Binance Chain.