The part 2 of the pre-Dymaxion hard fork was successfully enabled at block height 502,000. It implemented PoC2, removing the time-memory tradeoffs vulnerability of PoC1.

Fixes: UPnP does not close ports anymore, our network of public nodes should grow again problems in blacklisting peers should be gone stability – no single BRS 2.2.1 halted unexpectedly…

Compatible with new core wallet API restrictions. PoC2 plotfiles is now standard for plotting. Qbundle now uses modified versions of Xplotter and Miner for PoC2 compability (Thanx JohnnyFFM) Dynamic plotting…

First PoCC-initiated hard fork release. This wallet will hard fork at block height 500 000 with the following features: up to 4 times larger block size dynamic fees Multi-Out payments…

This release is the foundation of the future Burst. It offers better performance, stability and security compared to any release so far. It has some nice features like UPnP, JOOQ…

Check for updates now automatically updates Pool/wallet info. Ability to set amount of threads and ram on dynamic plotting. Qbundle checks for NTFS compressed drive or folder and warns when…

The PoC Consortium’s pool software can now be found and downloaded on GitHub. https://github.com/PoC-Consortium/goburstpool It also includes a new feature: Dynamic payouts. Miners can now send messages to the pool…

Added ability to resume plotfile. Burstneon block catcher added to Repository for direct H2 Import. Updated Pool list Windows scale factor is now compatible with Qbundle No internet connection should…

  Plotting to pathes with spaces in them is now working. Parrent window is now hidden during download to prevent locked windows. (Issue #2 on github) More information regarding java…

The Burst roadmap has been updated to stay in line with current objectives: https://www.burst-coin.org/roadmap For those that don’t use twitter, here are a couple recent Burst related tweets that you may find…