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Added
Node Manager supports Bitcoin Core, Monero, Tari, Litecoin, Dogecoin,
Bitcoin Cash Node, and Zcash through Zakura, with a responsive tower overview
and individual status panels.
Install additional nodes from the dashboard, review their storage paths and
estimated disk requirements, and opt into LAN interfaces. Port conflicts are
checked before changes; affected nodes restart only when needed.
View-only wallets for Bitcoin, Monero, Tari, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash, with
pending and stale states and saved balance snapshots. Dogecoin and Zcash
explicitly report that wallet balances are unavailable in their pruned modes.
Ubuntu APT and macOS Homebrew installation, an explicit bitcoin-stack init,
persistent configuration, and dashboard controls for launch at boot or login.
Shared Telegram and Healthchecks settings, per-node block alerts, optional
dashboard authentication, and separate node-interface credentials.
Cached prices for every supported chain in nine fiat currencies, fetched
through Tor, with unavailable and stale indicators.
Experimental post-sync resource profiles: 1 CPU / 2 GiB for Bitcoin and
Monero, and 1 CPU / 4 GiB for other nodes. Wallet and shared-service overhead
is additional; full-chain resource qualification remains pending.
Automatic activation of new container images after APT upgrades, with pinned
image digests, approved configuration, and preservation of stopped services.
Signed APT feed with primary fingerprint 72FD656754BD7534E274360A37070C2730C0B4EA.
Changed
Rebranded the project and repository as Node Manager. Existing package names, bitcoin-stack commands, configuration paths, and data volumes are preserved.
Replaced the Python dashboard runtime with Go and retained functionality-focused
Python and frontend regression tests.
Fresh installations start pruned Bitcoin only, select a private LAN dashboard
address, leave its password optional, and keep node interfaces and automatic
launch disabled. Initial sync is uncapped by default.
Updated Bitcoin Core to 32.1. Runtime internet traffic is isolated behind Tor;
package and container downloads use the host connection.
Updated Tari node and wallet to 6.2, dashboard gRPC/protobuf libraries, and
the Monero image base.
Release archives contain runtime code, required notices, and user guides;
tests, parity references, benchmarks, screenshots, and maintainer tools remain
in the repository.
Removed the application self-updater. Release notices remain informational;
users update through APT, Homebrew, or a GitHub download. Legacy upgrade
commands only print instructions.
Simplified the README around Ubuntu and macOS installation and refreshed its
hero with a closer light-mode preview.
Fixed
Launch-at-login settings remain synchronized after saving or reopening.
Price fetching retries while Tor initializes and uses the correct Tari feed.
Monero wallets use private writable ring-database storage and remain pending
while the daemon syncs.
Disk capacity, free space, and low-disk alerts use the correct allocation units
on Docker Desktop bind mounts.
Compose resources are scoped per installation, and unselected Tari wallet
services and volumes are not created.
Settings and node installation validate inputs, preserve private state, and
roll back interrupted host changes.