Tag: Testnet

Aleph Zero’s latest Mainnet upgrade—version 14.2 “Uqbar”—is now live, marking another milestone in the network’s path to full decentralization. With this release, all validators have successfully upgraded to Aleph Node 14.2, bringing critical improvements to block finalization and overall network robustness. At the same time, we have just released Testnet 15.0 “Menard” which brings further

We’re happy to announce that we’ve just deployed Testnet 13.1 Zahir. This version is a hotfix for several small bugs discovered in the previous version 13.0. The detailed changelog can be found in the Release Notes here.  The new key improvements of the Testnet 13.1 Zahir Hotfix Release include: – Fixing false-positive equivocation panics; –

Today, we’ve launched Aleph Node version 12.0 on our Testnet. There are new improvements to the platform’s capabilities and staking. Here’s all you need to know! What’s New in Aleph Node 12.0? Aleph Node 12.0 is now available for Testnet validators. It will follow the standard procedure of testing over the next 4–6 weeks before

The Testnet has been updated with new improvements around the stability of the network. We have also introduced a new version of Aleph Zero Wallet, known as azero.dev. We have brought the Testnet 11 update together with Aleph Wallet 8.2 being released to both the Testnet and Mainnet. These improvements make for another step in

Work on the Aleph Zero Testnet never ceases to stop as we roll out another update that will benefit all users as we set our sights on removing inactive validators, ensuring better performance, adding a new layer of compatibility for consensus messages, and more. Removing Dead Validators  One of the crucial elements that make Proof-of-Stake