v3.0.0-rc.14 — behaves like production out of the box

Public test network release. Recommended for everyone — replace any earlier binary.

Network: tsn-devnet-v2-gen4 · Chain ID: 28ee68e414994c39

Just run it

./tsn-linux-x86_64 service-node --data-dir ./tsn-data

Dials the network's seeds on its own and bootstraps from the latest signed
snapshot — caught up in a couple of minutes.

To mine (uses 4 cores here; drop -t for one):

./tsn-linux-x86_64 miner-v2 --data-dir ./miner-data -t 4 --miner-pk-hash <YOUR_PK_HASH>

Check your balance / claim rewards:

./tsn-linux-x86_64 balance --wallet ./wallet.json
./tsn-linux-x86_64 claim-coinbase --block <HEIGHT> --wallet ./wallet.json

What changed since rc.13

The public binary now behaves like our own nodes instead of a stripped-down
version. Concretely, without any configuration:

• Mining uses all the cores you ask for (-t N) — it was single-threaded
  before, one core whatever you passed.
• Claiming your rewards works — claim-coinbase reaches your own miner, which
  mines the claim into its next block.
• balance finds a node on its own — it was looking at an endpoint your
  miner does not serve, so it always failed.
• Running a plain service-node now earns — it creates its reward identity on
  first start (kept in the data dir; back it up), no setup needed.
• Transactions can flow — miners include them by default.
• Refuses to mine without --miner-pk-hash (was silently burning rewards),
  self-heals when it holds peers but stops receiving blocks, re-delivers its
  mined blocks so they are not lost to orphans, and checks for updates on its own.

Downloads

Platform	File
Linux x86_64 (glibc 2.34+)	tsn-linux-x86_64

Tested on Ubuntu 24.04/26.04 and Fedora 41. Verify with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.

Upgrading: replace the binary, start from an empty data directory. If you
ever mined while disconnected, delete that data dir — it holds a private chain.

Binaries only — no source code is published in this repository.