Releases: stakecube/StakeCubeProtocol
SCP Wallet 1.2.0 - Aeternum (Patch 4)
This release of SCP Wallet contains our fourth patch release for Aeternum; as a precautionary measure to prevent abuse, the shared nft.storage API key was removed. A new settings section was added that allows SCP-4 token developers to provide their own nft.storage API key.
In addition to this StakeCube is now running local IPFS nodes which re-pin SCP-4 tokens to IPFS to ensure the integrity of SCP-4 token data. Checkout SCP-4-Pinning if you want to see how this service works.
This update is mandatory for SCP-4 token developers.
⚡ The highlights of this update:
- Developer Settings, developer settings can now be found under the
Developersection of the settings - Developer IPFS API Key, a per developer API key gives SCP-4 token creators more control over their creations
📄 Note for SCP-4 token developers:
As the shared nft.storage API key has been removed, in the settings an API key must be provided by developers to upload NFTs to IPFS. Getting an API key is as simple as creating an account on nft.storage and creating the key.
Credits
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release!
sha256 Checksums
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SCP Wallet 1.1.9 - Aeternum (Patch 3)
This release of SCP Wallet contains our third patch release for Aeternum; heavily speeding up the GUI both in performance and visual responsiveness, patching many GUI bugs for staking, the activity widgets, cross-platform wallet exports and more.
Additionally SCP Wallet now has the well-needed multi-account feature, meaning you can generate and access unlimited accounts (i.e; individual and independent addresses) right from your single wallet, you can switch between them any time, or add new ones on-demand.
This update is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for an improved experience.
⚡ The highlights of this update:
- Multi-Account, you can now generate and switch between unlimited SCP accounts in a single wallet.
- Responsiveness Upgrade, the Dashboard is now much more reactive, alongside Staking and TXs.
- Unencrypted Key Support, the GUI now supports unencrypted keys, now full headless compatibility!
- Tons of bugfixes, fixed wallet exports on many platforms, and many other small GUI issues.
OpenPGP Signatures
SCP Wallet binaries are securely signed with the developer's (@JSKitty) PGP Key, this ensures the attached binaries have not been tampered with, in the event of a GitHub (or otherwise) compromise, this also publicly authorizes the attached binaries from the StakeCube team.
You will find the full Public Key Block below:
PGP Block
Fingerprint:94B7 5BC9 7F63 051C 6085 77AC 328C A5D9 71C1 44DD
To verify the binaries, download your wallet of choice (e.g; SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe), and additionally download the .sig companion file (e.g: SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe.sig), ensure both files are in the same directory together.
You may use an OpenPGP-compatible software such as Kleopatra, use the Verify feature, and provide the .sig file, the software should automatically verify the given binary and will display a green message along the lines of:
Signature created on 09 July 2021 15:55:50
With certificate:
JSKitty jskitty@protonmail.com (328C A5D9 71C1 44DD)
The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is ultimately trusted.
If the software does not display the above message, do not run the downloaded binaries, and report the incident to the StakeCube team.
Credits
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release:
- @JSKitty - SCP Lead Developer.
- @Liquid369 - MacOS compiles & testing.
Contributors
Assets 8
SCP Wallet 1.1.8 - Aeternum (Patch 2)
This release of SCP Wallet contains our second patch release for Aeternum; fixing a ton of UX & Stability issues with the wallet, networking, and transactions. As well as introducing a bunch of new features like an in-wallet Sign/Verify ability, full Desktop Environment integration for Linux and Windows especially, in-wallet NFT price tracking, and more!
This update is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for an improved experience.
⚡ The highlights of this update:
- Sign + Verify menu, you can now sign & verify SCP/SCC addresses, opening up DApps & authentication.
- Natively GNU/Linux, a new Linux-first approach with native compiling scripts, DE integration &
.debreleases. 🐧 - NFT Market Prices, marketplace prices are now displayed within their details, including ATH & ATL.
- URI Protocol, fully-featured DApps are now much closer, with proper URI & API integration possible for devs.
- Tons of bugfixes, many of the major, annoying wallet bugs have been resolved for a better UX!
OpenPGP Signatures
SCP Wallet binaries are securely signed with the developer's (@JSKitty) PGP Key, this ensures the attached binaries have not been tampered with, in the event of a GitHub (or otherwise) compromise, this also publicly authorizes the attached binaries from the StakeCube team.
You will find the full Public Key Block below:
PGP Block
Fingerprint:94B7 5BC9 7F63 051C 6085 77AC 328C A5D9 71C1 44DD
To verify the binaries, download your wallet of choice (e.g; SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe), and additionally download the .sig companion file (e.g: SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe.sig), ensure both files are in the same directory together.
You may use an OpenPGP-compatible software such as Kleopatra, use the Verify feature, and provide the .sig file, the software should automatically verify the given binary and will display a green message along the lines of:
Signature created on 09 July 2021 15:55:50
With certificate:
JSKitty jskitty@protonmail.com (328C A5D9 71C1 44DD)
The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is ultimately trusted.
If the software does not display the above message, do not run the downloaded binaries, and report the incident to the StakeCube team.
Credits
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release:
- @JSKitty - SCP Lead Developer.
- @Liquid369 - MacOS compiles & testing.
Contributors
Assets 8
SCP Wallet v1.1.7 - Aeternum (Patch 1)
This release of SCP Wallet contains our first patch release for Aeternum; fixing many of the UX issues that users encountered with NFTs, including stability improvements for NFT UIs, improved minting, smaller general UX improvements, and security updates.
This update is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for an improved experience.
⚡ The highlights of this update:
- Refined NFTs experience, it's now easier to navigate NFTs, retrieve info from them, copy images, and mint new NFTs!
- Optimized Full-nodes, the SCP-2 PoS algorithm has been refined with a 3.8x speed boost to synchronization, and a new cache system.
- Hardened Security, a new built-in, highly customizable firewall system has been added to the API, as well as 10+ dependency updates.
- Improved SCP-4 API, the collection headers API now supplies tons of pre-computed data, making it even easier for devs to utilize SCP-4 NFTs.
OpenPGP Signatures
SCP Wallet binaries are securely signed with the developer's (@JSKitty) PGP Key, this ensures the attached binaries have not been tampered with, in the event of a GitHub (or otherwise) compromise, this also publicly authorizes the attached binaries from the StakeCube team.
You will find the full Public Key Block below:
PGP Block
Fingerprint:94B7 5BC9 7F63 051C 6085 77AC 328C A5D9 71C1 44DD
To verify the binaries, download your wallet of choice (e.g; SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe), and additionally download the .sig companion file (e.g: SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe.sig), ensure both files are in the same directory together.
You may use an OpenPGP-compatible software such as Kleopatra, use the Verify feature, and provide the .sig file, the software should automatically verify the given binary and will display a green message along the lines of:
Signature created on 09 July 2021 15:55:50
With certificate:
JSKitty jskitty@protonmail.com (328C A5D9 71C1 44DD)
The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is ultimately trusted.
If the software does not display the above message, do not run the downloaded binaries, and report the incident to the StakeCube team.
Credits
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release:
- @JSKitty - SCP Lead Developer.
- @Liquid369 - MacOS compiles & testing.
Contributors
Assets 6
SCP Wallet v1.1.6 - Aeternum
This release of SCP Wallet contains our major release of SCP-4: our in-house NFT protocol. As well as a total rebrand in respect to the SC v3 rebrand.
StakeCube Protocol NFTs, unlike many other protocols, have enforced IPFS deployments, meaning all NFT metadata; including images, properties & history is truly decentralized & permanent. SCP-4 NFTs can store content up-to 32GB in size, creating one of the most scalable NFT protocols to date.
In honour of this new, highly-anticipated feature; v1.1.6 is codenamed Aeternum, the Latin-to-English translation is "eternal", forever, ever-lasting. As such, all SCP-4 Collections and NFTs are in Aeternum.
This is a mandatory wallet update for Exchanges, Services and full-nodes.
Please note: Lightwallet users do not need to upgrade, but it is highly recommended to do so for the improved stability, security, UX, and to access new features.
⚡ The highlights of this update:
- SCP-4 NFTs, powered by SCP, IPFS & Filecoin, allowing up-to 32GB of free decentralized content to be embedded in NFTs.
- SC v3 Rebrand, SCP Wallet had a total makeover in preparation for the launch of SC v3, alongside the early release of the new brand.
- SCP Developer Toolkit, a new token-designer that allows even the least techy users to deploy their very own SCP tokens and DApps.
- Enhanced Stability, the Wallet system has been improved to allow for higher TX throughput, without encountering TX creation issues.
- Faster Full-nodes, a new "Sync Assist" feature enabling Full-nodes to bootstrap the SCP state over twice the previous speeds.
OpenPGP Signatures
SCP Wallet binaries are securely signed with the developer's (@JSKitty) PGP Key, this ensures the attached binaries have not been tampered with, in the event of a GitHub (or otherwise) compromise, this also publicly authorizes the attached binaries from the StakeCube team.
You will find the full Public Key Block below:
PGP Block
Fingerprint:94B7 5BC9 7F63 051C 6085 77AC 328C A5D9 71C1 44DD
To verify the binaries, download your wallet of choice (e.g; SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe), and additionally download the .sig companion file (e.g: SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe.sig), ensure both files are in the same directory together.
You may use an OpenPGP-compatible software such as Kleopatra, use the Verify feature, and provide the .sig file, the software should automatically verify the given binary and will display a green message along the lines of:
Signature created on 09 July 2021 15:55:50
With certificate:
JSKitty jskitty@protonmail.com (328C A5D9 71C1 44DD)
The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is ultimately trusted.
If the software does not display the above message, do not run the downloaded binaries, and report the incident to the StakeCube team.
Credits
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release:
- @JSKitty - SCP Lead Developer.
- @sc-9310 - NFT (SCP-4) protocol development, Code Reviews, providing coffee for JSKitty.
- @OfficialDevvCat - SCP Developer Toolkit and SCP-4 frontend designs.
- @Liquid369 - MacOS compiles & testing.
as well as the QA community that helped during Testing.
Contributors
Assets 6
SCP Wallet v1.1.5 - ⚡ Zap!
This release of SCP Wallet focuses on implementing SCP InstantSend into the GUI, as well as improving the wallet performance by magnitudes, and implementing a solid basis for DApp developers to build upon; via simple APIs, on-chain functionality and documentation.
In honour of the highly-anticipated feature; InstantSend, v1.1.5 is codenamed ⚡ Zap!
This update is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for an improved user experience.
Please note: the database of v1.1.5 is not backwards-compatible with v1.1.3, so if you upgrade, please do not downgrade, and do not move a v1.1.5 database (e.g; wallet.json) to a v1.1.3 wallet. (v1.1.4, however, is compatible with v1.1.5).
⚡ The highlights of this update:
- GUI InstantSend, IS support for all available SCP standards has been implemented, enjoy truly instant, sub-second transactions.
- Superior Scalability, upgrades to SCP scalability has increased TPS by +24.9%, consequently decreasing fees by -24.9%.
- Enhanced Stability, the Electron GUI has had a large codebase optimization round; increasing the efficiency of the UI, thus increasing the responsiveness, update speeds, and reducing resource usage.
- New DApp Developer Interfaces, new IO module APIs have been added to allow extremely easy DApp development via four simple APIs, including on-chain storage, DApp contracts, identifiers, and dual-DB operations with Arrays or Maps.
- Increased Linux & MacOS speeds: System-specific dynamic package loading/unloading to save on both speed & resource usage on certain systems.
OpenPGP Signatures
SCP Wallet binaries are securely signed with the developer's (@JSKitty) PGP Key, this ensures the attached binaries have not been tampered with, in the event of a GitHub (or otherwise) compromise, this also publicly authorizes the attached binaries from the StakeCube team.
You will find the full Public Key Block below:
PGP Block
Fingerprint:94B7 5BC9 7F63 051C 6085 77AC 328C A5D9 71C1 44DD
To verify the binaries, download your wallet of choice (e.g; SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe), and additionally download the .sig companion file (e.g: SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe.sig), ensure both files are in the same directory together.
You may use an OpenPGP-compatible software such as Kleopatra, use the Verify feature, and provide the .sig file, the software should automatically verify the given binary and will display a green message along the lines of:
Signature created on 09 July 2021 15:55:50
With certificate:
JSKitty jskitty@protonmail.com (328C A5D9 71C1 44DD)
The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is ultimately trusted.
If the software does not display the above message, do not run the downloaded binaries, and report the incident to the StakeCube team.
Credits
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release:
- @JSKitty - SCP Lead Developer.
- @sc-9310 - APIs & DApp architecture concepts & planning, NFT (SCP-4) development, Code Reviews.
- @Liquid369 - MacOS compiles & testing.
as well as the QA community that helped during Testing.
Contributors
Assets 6
SCP Wallet v1.1.4
This release of SCP Wallet gives the wallet a massive amount of optimization, re-writing of the internal wallet, database, networking and APIs, alongside new GUI improvements such as an improved Dark Theme, Settings menu, and mobile-friendly UI improvements.
This update is not mandatory, but is highly recommended for an improved user experience.
Please note: the database of v1.1.4 is not backwards-compatible with v1.1.3, so if you upgrade, please do not downgrade, and do not move a v1.1.4 database (e.g; wallet.json) to a v1.1.3 wallet.
⚡ The highlights of this update, are:
- New Dark Theme, with higher contrasts and a vibrant neon blue colour palette, shiny!
- New Settings Menu, with personalization options and an easy wallet export feature.
- One-Click Staking, if you have multiple SCP-2 tokens staking, you can now claim all in a single click.
- Optimizations across the board: Faster startup, faster refreshing, faster transactions.
- A new, powerful API system for 3rd-party integrations, including StakeCube.net.
- Many dependencies were replaced with internal, in-house libraries, reducing app size by ~3.25%.
OpenPGP Signatures
SCP Wallet binaries are securely signed with the developer's (@JSKitty) PGP Key, this ensures the attached binaries have not been tampered with, in the event of a GitHub (or otherwise) compromise, this also publicly authorizes the attached binaries from the StakeCube team.
You will find the full Public Key Block below:
PGP Block
Fingerprint:94B7 5BC9 7F63 051C 6085 77AC 328C A5D9 71C1 44DD
To verify the binaries, download your wallet of choice (e.g; SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe), and additionally download the .sig companion file (e.g: SCP_Installer-win-x64.exe.sig), ensure both files are in the same directory together.
You may use an OpenPGP-compatible software such as Kleopatra, use the Verify feature, and provide the .sig file, the software should automatically verify the given binary and will display a green message along the lines of:
Signature created on 09 July 2021 15:55:50
With certificate:
JSKitty jskitty@protonmail.com (328C A5D9 71C1 44DD)
The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is ultimately trusted.
If the software does not display the above message, do not run the downloaded binaries, and report the incident to the StakeCube team.
Open-Source Developer Credits
@408796571 - UI improvements.
@Liquid369 - MacOS compiles & testing.
SCP Wallet v1.1.3 - Genesis
This is the first release of SCP Wallet, the release is named Genesis, as a significant marking of the start of StakeCube Protocol (SCP).
This original version of SCP Wallet will start with these features:
- A sleek, fast, non-overwhelming interface with Light & Dark themes.
- An SCC & SCP Tokens lightwallet with instant synchronisation.
- Full AES-GCM local wallet encryption, a portable vault in your PC.
- The ability to earn Stakes for eligible tokens in one click.
- An automatic staking APR & ROI calculator.
- In-house 2FA app to secure your StakeCube.net account in-wallet.