Unofficial preview for v30.0, this is not a release candidate.

This can be used by the Stratum v2 Template Provider.

Usage:

bitcoin -m node -ipcbind=unix

Because it's not an official (pre)release, macOS binaries need to manually codesigned:

codesign -s - bin/*

If you're not familiar with "IPC", please use sv2-tp-0.1.19 instead. The list of changes is there as well.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

See #48 for usage. TL&DR:

• bin/bitcoin-node -ipcbind=unix
• bin/bitcoin-mine

It currently also contains bitcoin-node which provides the interface that bitcoin-mine (the Template Provider) connects to. The goal is to get the interface in a regular Bitcoin Core release. After the releases here would only contain bitcoin-mine.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.19-ipc

• Fixes race condition #94 / stratum-mining/stratum#1773 (take II)

I only built binaries for Linux and macOS, let me know if you need anything else.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

Use at your own risk:

The code is still under development, it's had much less review than the regular Bitcoin Core releases. See #68
The binaries were generated by me. It's safer to compile yourself from the sv2 branch here, which will also give you the most recent version.
For macOS: the binaries are not code-signed. On Apple Silicon you need to do codesign -s - bitcoind. On Intel mac you can instead open it once by right-clicking on the file, after that starting from the command-line should work. The zip file contains the GUI, whereas the tar file contains bitcoind and bitcoin-cli.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.19

If you're not familiar with "IPC", please use sv2-tp-0.1.18 instead. The list of changes is there as well.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

See #48 for usage. TL&DR:

• bin/bitcoin-node -ipcbind=unix
• bin/bitcoin-mine

It currently also contains bitcoin-node which provides the interface that bitcoin-mine (the Template Provider) connects to. The goal is to get the interface in a regular Bitcoin Core release. After the releases here would only contain bitcoin-mine.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.18-ipc

• Fixes race condition #94 / stratum-mining/stratum#1773

I only built binaries for Linux and macOS, let me know if you need anything else.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

Use at your own risk:

The code is still under development, it's had much less review than the regular Bitcoin Core releases. See #68
The binaries were generated by me. It's safer to compile yourself from the sv2 branch here, which will also give you the most recent version.
For macOS: the binaries are not code-signed. On Apple Silicon you need to do codesign -s - bitcoind. On Intel mac you can instead open it once by right-clicking on the file, after that starting from the command-line should work. The zip file contains the GUI, whereas the tar file contains bitcoind and bitcoin-cli.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.18

If you're not familiar with "IPC", please use sv2-tp-0.1.17 instead. The list of changes is there as well.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

See #48 for usage. TL&DR:

• bin/bitcoin-node -ipcbind=unix
• bin/bitcoin-mine

It currently also contains bitcoin-node which provides the interface that bitcoin-mine (the Template Provider) connects to. The goal is to get the interface in a regular Bitcoin Core release. After the releases here would only contain bitcoin-mine.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.17-ipc

No notable changes.

I only built binaries for Linux and macOS, let me know if you need anything else.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

Use at your own risk:

The code is still under development, it's had much less review than the regular Bitcoin Core releases. See #68
The binaries were generated by me. It's safer to compile yourself from the sv2 branch here, which will also give you the most recent version.
For macOS: the binaries are not code-signed. On Apple Silicon you need to do codesign -s - bitcoind. On Intel mac you can instead open it once by right-clicking on the file, after that starting from the command-line should work. The zip file contains the GUI, whereas the tar file contains bitcoind and bitcoin-cli.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.17

Notable changes:

• in preparation for the Consensus Cleanup proposal, set nLockTime is set to height - 1 and nSequence to 0xffffffff - 1. This can be opted out from using -coinbaselocktime=0
• disconnection bug fix #84

I only built binaries for Linux and macOS, let me know if you need anything else.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

Use at your own risk:

The code is still under development, it's had much less review than the regular Bitcoin Core releases. See #68
The binaries were generated by me. It's safer to compile yourself from the sv2 branch here, which will also give you the most recent version.
For macOS: the binaries are not code-signed. On Apple Silicon you need to do codesign -s - bitcoind. On Intel mac you can instead open it once by right-clicking on the file, after that starting from the command-line should work. The zip file contains the GUI, whereas the tar file contains bitcoind and bitcoin-cli.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.16

Notable changes:

• fixes a bug where connecting a new client was very slow #80

I only built binaries for Linux and macOS, let me know if you need anything else.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

Use at your own risk:

The code is still under development, it's had much less review than the regular Bitcoin Core releases. See #68
The binaries were generated by me. It's safer to compile yourself from the sv2 branch here, which will also give you the most recent version.
For macOS: the binaries are not code-signed. On Apple Silicon you need to do codesign -s - bitcoind. On Intel mac you can instead open it once by right-clicking on the file, after that starting from the command-line should work. The zip file contains the GUI, whereas the tar file contains bitcoind and bitcoin-cli.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.15

If you're not familiar with "IPC", please use sv2-tp-0.1.14 instead. The list of changes is there as well.

You need to self-sign the macOS binaries:

codesign -s - bin/bitcoin*

See #48 for usage. TL&DR:

• bin/bitcoin-node -ipcbind=unix
• bin/bitcoin-mine

It currently also contains bitcoin-node which provides the interface that bitcoin-mine (the Template Provider) connects to. The goal is to get the interface in a regular Bitcoin Core release. After the releases here would only contain bitcoin-mine.

Guix build hashes: https://github.com/Sjors/guix.sigs/tree/sv2/sv2-tp-0.1.14-ipc