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No wipe required. The node now seamlessly migrates your existing V2 database to the V3 format on first boot. Old blocks and account state are fully preserved.
Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS): Consensus is no longer just for whales. Native delegation allows any QUA holder to lock their tokens behind a trusted BFT validator to secure the network and earn a share of block rewards.
Network Isolation: Bumped PROTOCOL_VERSION to 35 and TESTNET_MAGIC to QT35 to cleanly evict all V2 nodes.
This is a pre-release testnet build. Do not use real funds. APIs and chain parameters may change between alpha releases.
🛠️ How to Run a Validator Node
🟢 STAKING IS OPEN! The network is fully transitioned to DPoS mechanics. Anyone who stakes at least 100,000 QUA can run a validator node, propose blocks, and earn rewards!
To join the network, you need to point your node to the bootstrap VPS. Below are the three ways to run the node, ordered by recommendation.
Option 1: Native Docker Run (Recommended)
This is the easiest and most direct way to run your validator. Just ensure you pass the --bootstrap flag to connect to the network.
1. Pull the Latest Image
docker pull xd637/quanta-node:latest
2. Start the Node
Important
Change "YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE" to your actual wallet password, and ensure validator.qua matches your wallet filename!
If you want full control over your node's configuration instead of relying on CLI arguments like --bootstrap, you can provide your own quanta.toml file. This is useful for customizing port bindings, max peers, or API rate limits.
When using Docker, you can mount your local quanta.toml to override the default one baked into the image. Just add a -v flag to your docker run command:
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QuantaChain Testnet — V3 Katenet (v3.0.0-alpha)
Post-quantum secure blockchain using Falcon-512 signatures and Asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (AlephBFT).
This is a pre-release testnet build. Do not use real funds. APIs and chain parameters may change between alpha releases.
🛠️ How to Run a Validator Node
To join the network, you need to point your node to the bootstrap VPS. Below are the three ways to run the node, ordered by recommendation.
Option 1: Native Docker Run (Recommended)
This is the easiest and most direct way to run your validator. Just ensure you pass the
--bootstrapflag to connect to the network.1. Pull the Latest Image
2. Start the Node
Important
Change
"YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE"to your actual wallet password, and ensurevalidator.quamatches your wallet filename!Option 2: Docker Compose
If you prefer managing your containers via Docker Compose, create a
docker-compose.ymlfile with the following configuration:Start the Node:
Option 3: Native Source Build
For developers or those who prefer running natively without Docker:
1. Clone and Build
git clone https://github.com/quantachain/quanta.git cd quanta git checkout v2.4.0 cargo build --release2. Run the Node
Option 4: Advanced Configuration (quanta.toml Override)
If you want full control over your node's configuration instead of relying on CLI arguments like
--bootstrap, you can provide your ownquanta.tomlfile. This is useful for customizing port bindings, max peers, or API rate limits.When using Docker, you can mount your local
quanta.tomlto override the default one baked into the image. Just add a-vflag to yourdocker runcommand:This completely overrides the baked configuration with your own file.
Wallet Management
If you need to generate a wallet before starting your node:
License
QUANTACHAIN operates under an Open-Core Dual License model:
For commercial licensing: contact@quantachain.org
This discussion was created from the release QuantaChain Katenet Alpha V3.0.0.
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