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Dash Core v0.14.0.4
Upgrade recommended for masternodes
This minor release only contains bugfixes and we consider this a stable release.
Notable changes:
- Fix respends of freshly received InstantSend transactions
- Deprecation of SPORK_16_INSTANTSEND_AUTOLOCKS
- Improve orphan transaction limit handling
- Improve re-requesting for already known transactions
- Multiple improvements to PrivateSend
- Fix for CVE-2017-18350
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.14.0.3
Upgrade recommended for masternodes
This minor release only contains bugfixes and we consider this a stable release.
Notable changes:
- Database space usage improvements
- DKG and LLMQ signing failures fixed
- New RPC command: quorum memberof
- More information about number of InstantSend locks
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.14.0.2
![Manual Manual](https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3343/4631816850_742f0ce937_z.jpg)
Upgrade recommended for masternodes
This minor release only contains bugfixes and we consider this a stable release.
Notable changes:
- Performance improvements
- Fixed excessive memory use
- Fixed out-of-sync masternode list UI
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.14.0.1
Upgrade recommended for masternodes
This minor release only contains bugfixes and we consider this a stable release.
Dash 4000 Monitor
Notable changes:
- Fixed governance votes pruning for invalid masternodes
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.14.0.0
Mandatory upgrade.
This release is a major upgrade to the protocol. The key highlights are:
- DIP0004 – Coinbase Payload v2
- DIP0006 – Long-Living Masternode Quorums (LLMQ)
- DIP0008 – LLMQ-based ChainLocks
- DIP0010 – LLMQ-based chained InstantSend
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.14 Product Brief
Dash 4000 Bezel
Dash Core v0.13.3
Upgrade recommended for masternodes
This minor release only contains bugfixes and we consider this a stable release.
Notable changes:
- Number of false-positives from anti virus software should be reduced
- Fixed an issue with invalid merkle blocks causing SPV nodes to ban other nodes
- Hardened spork15 value to 1047200
- Bug fixes/Other improvements
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.13.2
Upgrade recommended for masternodes
This release contains several optimizations to Dash Core v0.13 to provide an easier user experience for masternode owners.
Notable changes:
- Providing “masternodeblsprivkey” is now mandatory when the node is launched as a masternode
- Fix for consistency issues after sudden stopping of node
- Fix for litemode nodes to not reject specific DIP3 transactions
- Fix incorrect behavior for “protx diff” and the P2P message “GETMNLISTDIFF”
- Exclusion of LLMQ quorum commitments from partial blocks
- RPC changes
- Bug fixes/Other improvements
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.13.1
Upgrade only necessary for miners. Android alarmmanager example.
This release changes how miners signal blocks in order to accelerate the protocol upgrade to v0.13.
It also contains:
- GUI changes
- RPC changes
- Bug fixes/Other improvements
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Dash Core v0.13.0
Mandatory upgrade.
This release is a major upgrade to the protocol. The key highlights are:
![Dash Dash](https://www.cherokeeforum.com/attachments/f2/17503d1271944377-should-there-vacuum-house-here-1.jpg)
- Automatic InstantSend
- Deterministic masternode list
- 3 masternode keys
- Special transactions
- Improvements to private transactions
Blog post explaining the release
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Release page in Github
Release notes in Github
Dash Core v0.13 Product Brief
Dash is an app that makes driving a simpler, more effective task, especially if you have long commutes and want to reduce the wear and tear on your car. This tool helps improve your car's performance and saves gas, all with a social component to help you get the most out of your car.
To begin using Dash, you first have to enter the makes and models of each of your cars. With this information, the tool will create a detailed calculation of their gas mileage according to distance and speed. Once it's set up, you just have to open it and let it do its job.
Each trip you take will be automatically recorded on the map so you can see all the roads you've taken and other details like your average speed and how long it took you to make each trip from start to finish. These stats give an idea of how long it takes to drive a certain distance, get from one place to another, or find possible alternative routes to your destination.
The app always lets you select which car you're driving, and also provides details on how much gas it takes to get from A to B and how much gas you've saved compared to using another of your vehicles for the same trip. Finally, the app's social aspect makes driving even more fun through a points system that rewards you for longer trips and when you save gas. If you're a good enough driver, you'll move up the ranking and beat out other drivers.
To begin using Dash, you first have to enter the makes and models of each of your cars. With this information, the tool will create a detailed calculation of their gas mileage according to distance and speed. Once it's set up, you just have to open it and let it do its job.
Each trip you take will be automatically recorded on the map so you can see all the roads you've taken and other details like your average speed and how long it took you to make each trip from start to finish. These stats give an idea of how long it takes to drive a certain distance, get from one place to another, or find possible alternative routes to your destination.
The app always lets you select which car you're driving, and also provides details on how much gas it takes to get from A to B and how much gas you've saved compared to using another of your vehicles for the same trip. Finally, the app's social aspect makes driving even more fun through a points system that rewards you for longer trips and when you save gas. If you're a good enough driver, you'll move up the ranking and beat out other drivers.