Short-form updates for operators, miners, and builders.
An opt-in model picker at startup with download sizes and disk headroom, a dedicated catalog-vocabulary variable for serving tiers, and the same-day 10.2.6/10.2.7 releases: BC3 side-mining and settlement anchors.
getBlockTemplate advertised 225 ANM to a miner that receives 150 once the inference carve activates; pools crediting from the template would overpay 75 ANM per block. Also: useful-work verification armed in shadow (10.2.0) and the AICF state fix (10.2.1).
pip install animica now includes the Layer 2 rollup package; 10.0.1 fixes the deposit indexer against the live node RPC and 10.1.0 makes CLI contract deploys sign with ML-DSA-65.
From block 75,000 the subsidy splits 50% miner / 25% treasury / 25% inference carve. Value-carrying calls, bounded retargeting, a uniform reorg bound and the optional quantum beacon activate at the same height.
Python-VM contract calls execute on chain through a deterministic, gas-metered tree interpreter from block 75,000, replacing the fail-closed stub without the unsafe raw-exec path.
Per-session, opt-in sub-block share targets derived from live Θ, so a share is worth exactly 1/S of a block. Older miners keep byte-identical targets.
Re-enables sub-block shares after 9.1.2's security fixes, retries block submission on RPC transport faults, and defers clamped PPS credit instead of destroying it.
Video, audio and Blender render-farm jobs dispatched to GPU miners, and the block 50,000 fork realized: service IOUs are paid from the block reward, carved from the miner subsidy and capped at 50 ANM per block.
A WireGuard-based decentralized VPN built into the node, a browser proxy in the extension, and a consensus fork at block 50,000 that ships deliberately inert.
Three peers sat at height 38,728 for six days after a natural one-block fork because the headers pipeline discarded the winning sibling at every layer. 7.2.0 lets it through and pins the canonical block.
Promotes the shadow state-root check to a self-gating consensus rule, closes the phantom-deposit admission hole from 7.1.8, and recovers the ANM-2026-07 treasury-scam funds.
Turns the node-local freeze-list into a network-wide consensus rule: from block 42,000 a block that moves funds from or to a code-committed frozen account is rejected.
From block 42,001 the per-block subsidy is split 85% miner / 15% Animica Foundation treasury. Total emission is unchanged; every balance-tracking node must upgrade.
Every AI completion can carry a SHA3-256-hashed, ML-DSA-65-signed proof-of-inference receipt, verifiable and replayable offline. Non-consensus, additive, opt-in.
Behind a reverse proxy every RPC request looked local, so wallet.send, wallet.createAddress and backupwallet were reachable from the internet. 6.1.0 treats forwarded requests as remote.
Fixes nodes stuck at height 38,914, returns funds swept in the wallet-export key leak to victim recovery addresses at block 39,584, and adds an operator freeze-list.
Sets the coordinated mainnet activation height for the 6.0.0 rules — mandatory ML-DSA-65 signature verification and header root checks — and merges the hardening branch into main.
Closes forgeable signature stubs, unverified block-import signatures, unchecked header roots and plaintext wallet keys. Consensus changes are forward-only and height-gated; no genesis reset.
A device-placement bug in the GPU miner's AI generation path took the PoW loop down with it; network hashrate decayed from about 2.7 GH/s to zero in an hour.
Nodes could wedge on a locally mined tower of no-PoW blocks and appear to reset at random. 5.2.7 closes both sources of those blocks.
