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move rho and lambda to H2 (cosmos#1565)
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okwme committed Jun 27, 2022
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- Arbitrary messages are able to be submitted from the "Controller" blockchain to the "Host" blockchain to be executed on behalf of the Interchain Account.
- Uses ordered IBC channels, one per account.

## v8-Rho Upgrade (expected Q2 2022)
## v8-Rho Upgrade (expected H2 2022)
- Gaia v8.0.x
- Cosmos SDK v0.46
- Groups module:
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- Bech32 Prefix forwarding (stretch-goal)
- https://github.com/osmosis-labs/bech32-ibc

## v9-Lambda Upgrade (expected Q3 2022)
## v9-Lambda Upgrade (expected H2 2022)
- Gaia v9.0.x
- Interchain Security v1 - Required Participation of Provider Chain Validators
- The Cosmos solution to shared security that uses IBC Cross Chain Validation (CCV) to relay validator set composition from a Provider Chain (Cosmos Hub) to a Consumer Chain. This validator set is in charge of producing blocks on both networks using separate nodes. Misbehavior on the Consumer Chain results in slashing Provider Chain staking tokens (ATOM).
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