BERA completes multiple core function optimizations and fully upgrades interactive experience

On February 13th, it was officially announced that Berachain has completed a series of technical upgrades and functional optimizations in the past four days, further improving the stability and User Experience of on-chain interactions. The front-end interface fixed abnormal data display issues on the validator and vault pages, ensuring the accuracy of user access information. For Swap and liquidity addition functions, the team optimized the Gas fee estimation mechanism of the Metamask wallet, extended the transaction deadline to 60 seconds, and adjusted the slippage tolerance setting to significantly reduce the transaction failure rate. The newly added "native token deposit warning" function can remind users to reserve Gas fees, and the MAX exchange/deposit function now supports automatic calculation of slippage impact, making the operation more accurate.

 

The staking and fund pool pages have fixed the crash problem when viewing and accessing data. The network switching logic has been upgraded to automatically switch backup RPC nodes to ensure service continuity. In terms of User Experience, the system now refreshes the deposit amount in real-time every 5 seconds, and improves the overall response speed through parallel request processing. In addition, the performance of NFT cross-chain bridge has been strengthened, and the transaction processing efficiency and wallet connection stability have been improved, allowing users to complete asset cross-chain operations more smoothly.

 

This upgrade focuses on high-frequency usage scenarios, with targeted optimization from underlying mechanisms to interaction details, continuously consolidating the reliability of Berachain as infrastructure.