v1.3.0
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│ ▄▄ GoVault ▄▄ S T R A T U M T E R M I N A L // v1.3.0 │
│ ── an ASICpool transmission ── 0% custody · 0% bunker ── │
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INCOMING TRANSMISSION — GoVault v1.3.0
Point your machinery at your own node. Keep the block. Keep the reward.
This build tightens the loop between your node and your miners to milliseconds.
⚡ FEATURE SPOTLIGHT — ZMQ Instant Block Detection
GoVault no longer waits around asking your node "any new blocks yet?" on a timer. In solo mode it can now plug straight into your node's ZMQ hashblock broadcast and react the instant a new block lands on the network.
- Instant new-work broadcast. The moment your node hears a new block, GoVault pushes fresh work to every connected miner — cutting the window where your rigs waste hashes on a dead tip (fewer stale shares, less orphaned effort).
- Pure-Go ZMQ. No
libzmq, no cgo, no extra install — it's baked into the single portable binary. Nothing new to deploy. - Self-healing. ZMQ is the fast path; an RPC poll runs underneath as a heartbeat. If the ZMQ link ever hiccups, GoVault keeps mining on the poll fallback and reconnects automatically.
- Tunable.
Fallback Pollinterval defaults to 30s and can be dropped for fast-block coins or remote nodes so an outage can never strand you on a stale tip for long.
Switch it on: Node → ZMQ Block Endpoint → e.g. tcp://127.0.0.1:28332
Node side: run your daemon with -zmqpubhashblock=tcp://127.0.0.1:28332
Leave the field blank to stay in classic poll-only mode — no node changes required.
🛰️ ALSO IN THIS BUILD
- FIXED — the app now launches, everywhere. Squashed a WebView2 startup crash (
"We couldn't create the data directory") that could leave the window refusing to open. GoVault now keeps its WebView2 data local to the executable, so it's fully portable and never trips over a stale%APPDATA%path again. - NEW — ASICpool is built into the proxy. The Upstream Pool presets now lead with ASICpool endpoints for BTC, BTC (low-diff), BCH, and DGB — one click to relay your fleet to the 0% Canadian solo pool. CKPool and Public Pool remain as alternatives.
- NEW — Windows installer. Prefer Start-Menu shortcuts over a loose
.exe? GrabGoVault-amd64-installer.exebelow. The standaloneGoVault-windows-amd64.exeis still here for portable / no-install use.
📥 GET IT RUNNING
Windows
- Installer (recommended): download
GoVault-amd64-installer.exe, run it, launch from the Start Menu. - Portable: download
GoVault-windows-amd64.exeand double-click — no install. - Windows 10/11 ships WebView2. If you hit a WebView2 error, grab the runtime from Microsoft.
macOS
- Apple Silicon:
GoVault-macos-arm64.zip· Intel:GoVault-macos-amd64.zip - Unzip, then right-click
GoVault.app→ Open (bypasses Gatekeeper; the app is unsigned). Opens normally after the first launch.
Linux
- x64:
GoVault-linux-amd64· ARM64 / Raspberry Pi:GoVault-linux-arm64
# Ubuntu 24.04+ / Pi OS Bookworm+
sudo apt install libgtk-3-0 libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 # (…-4.0-37 on 22.04 / older)
chmod +x GoVault-linux-* && ./GoVault-linux-*Headless (edge node / relay)
Prefer a screenless box? The govault-headless-* binaries run the same core with an HTTP + SSE dashboard — pure Go, every platform, no GUI libs required.
Requirements: GoVault talks to a Bitcoin Core (or compatible) node over RPC. Make sure your node is up and RPC is enabled before you start. For ZMQ instant-block mode, add -zmqpubhashblock to your node too.
// end transmission ── mine like it's yours, because it is ──