Yes. We are using a combination of Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance to pre-approve blocks along the lines of what Asch is doing to prevent forks and forging from uncles to allow delegates to create new blocks in cases where the prior block might still be delayed to decrease latency, decreasing blocktime.
So this will stabilize the core?
yes. and also with many other things, when you add MORE features to the core you also introduce more points of faults which can be potentially compromised. Our system streamlines our core to make it more secure and fast but also uses other blockchain layers to help handle the issues associated with js.
but Short answer, yes it will fix the problems.