octra intern ✓

[image] you maybe old but are you this old chads?

[image] tl;dr webcli just shipped a security-focused update new: an interactive map to visualize your encrypted balance see noise levels, layers, the actual structure heads up if you're already encrypted: legacy balances need explicit rerncrypt + key switching under the new scheme

[image] security is of the utmost importance we'll get there when we get there

[image] the octra lite node visualized play with it here:

[image] dear community, lite_node preview is up giving us a glimpse of what's under the hood now sitting on github publicly more when there's more

[image] tl;dr octra is moving from research and infrastructure toward decentralization and real world deployment upcoming priorities include: • complete network decentralization • new documentation, papers, articles, and an applied meta language book • a private evm prototype,

[text] -network upgrade without any issue -stronger encryption with better security -encrypted balance stuck issue for early testers will soon be resolved stay tune for the next announcement again thank you for your support and patience chads

[image] -lite node and standard node update! -docs update, pvac-hfhe release and web client updates (cryptographic details) thank you for your support and patience chads

[image] i've come to make an announcement that the upcoming announcements and updates are going to be big

[text] note update chads for early validators >update to the latest version >stop current node and update source code and rebuild >start node and wait until synchronized then run command see lambda's post for more details

[image] hardening the tech and security before the validator release

[image] validators pls be advised this update needs you to update or your nodes can be rejected once the new rules activate

[text] there are now more validators participating in the network more validators → new edge cases → fixes → stronger network validators make sure to update to latest version!

[image] validators keep your nodes updated or else you risk falling behind, losing sync with the network, and eventually getting rejected when newer protocol rules kick in state sync validator recovery consensus catch-up signed snapshots better upgrade tooling expanded devnet peers