Neo, the innovative blockchain platform, is set to roll out its highly anticipated v3.6.2 update, packed with an array of new features and critical fixes designed to bolster platform stability. Scheduled for deployment on the TestNet on Nov. 21, followed by a MainNet release on Dec. 4, this update brings substantial improvements to the Neo ecosystem.In this latest release, the conflict transaction attribute undergoes significant optimizations and bug fixes, accompanied by the introduction of an attribute fee for conflict functionality. Users will now experience a streamlined process in neo-cli and RPC methods through the newly incorporated cancel command. This handy command empowers users to cancel transactions still residing in the mempool, offering flexibility and control.For developers, v3.6.2 introduces a novel system call, allowing easy retrieval of transaction signers. Additionally, the update includes the StrLen method within the StdLib native contract, enhancing development capabilities.In a bid to address concerns related to platform stability, Neo's development team tackled various issues affecting core functions and modules. Notable fixes include resolving contract trust issues, implementing a JSON max depth safeguard for WitnessRules, and fortifying serialization validation during contract deploy and update processes.Excitingly, alongside these advancements, there's buzz in the Neo community about the potential surge in the value of $GAS , the native coin of the Neo blockchain. Speculations suggest $GAS could reach up to $10 soon, adding an extra layer of anticipation and excitement for Neo enthusiasts.As the TestNet deployment approaches on Nov. 21 and the MainNet release on Dec. 4, the Neo community eagerly awaits the enhanced features and improvements that v3.6.2 promises, coupled with the potential for a bullish trend in $GAS . 🌐💼📈 #GASUSDT #gas