Tag: Validators

OnFinality–an RPC and Dedicated Node provider–is now bringing its services to the Aleph Zero network. Let’s dive into what that means for the community. OnFinality’s Dedicated Node service has been available on the Aleph Zero network–alongside 60+ other networks–since August of 2022, allowing validators to deploy, scale and monitor blockchain nodes without setting up their

We have begun updating the Aleph Zero Mainnet to the 9.0 version. The new release brings about a host of fixes and gets rid of the most pressing bugs discovered by the team and the community. Let’s dive into the improvements and the schedule for the upgrade.  New Aleph Node has been released today and

During November, Aleph Zero made huge strides towards decentralization as we introduced community validators to the Mainnet and nomination pools to improve scalability. Additionally, our privacy framework Liminal underwent its first hackathon. Read on to learn more!  Community Validators Are Live on the Mainnet The biggest event to occur on the Aleph Zero blockchain in

Now that the community validators and the nomination pools are live, it’s time to look back and summarize the rollout.  First and foremost, we’re incredibly grateful for your support. Within a few days of launch, we’ve welcomed 105 external validators on Aleph Zero, and we’re seeing increased interest in the network because of that. It’s

The Aleph Zero Testnet is now open to all community validators. We’ve made sure that the process is as simple as possible—read on to discover how to run a node, register as a validator, and participate in the network. To ensure that becoming an Aleph Zero Testnet validator is as easy as possible, we have

Today, the Aleph Zero Testnet has been successfully upgraded with several important features, including smart contracts, identity pallets, and the ability to establish the consensus via outside validators. As per last week’s announcement, we are now excited to announce that the smart contracts are live on the Aleph Zero Testnet. The Substrate stack has been