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Fundraising for CoinEx ListingWe are pleased to share that we have officially signed the contract with CoinEx for our upcoming listing. The listing date is TBD, but our goal is to complete the process by Q1 2025, depending on how quickly we can raise the required funds. To meet the listing requirements, we are seeking to raise 10,000 USDT and 10,000$ worth of SPR. If you would like to support this milestone, please use the following donation addresses: - SPR: `spectre:qrxf48dgrdkjxllxczek3uweuldtan9nanzjsavk0ak9ynwn0zsayjjh7upez` - XMR: `44nR1qLGFJAKLxceh4WZSW6QZsvAAd9ks6SBRF8RPE4oHMUNMuPxsg5PzQBwS17XdiFGZfPwbgS3j4Tpjun2KcoK5KhgGz3` - USDT (ERC-20): `0xE591d01E3869982EE0a9E7D670EC2aD5387d9700` Note: Donations in XMR will need to be converted to SPR or USDT to fulfill the listing requirements. Additional Note: You can also directly mine to the SPR address to contribute toward the listing.Your contributions are greatly appreciated and thank you for your continued support!
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Spectre Faucet - Mainnet & TestnetThe Spectre Faucet is now available and allows anyone to request SPR without registration. It operates using a defined address where Spectre can be sent or mined. If the faucet has sufficient Spectre, it will distribute to any address you provide. - the daily withdrawal limit is currently set to 2 SPR per IP address- the faucet aims to provide liquidity to test new features, wallets or address verification Community contributions are welcome, either by mining or sending small amounts to the faucet wallet.  This is the faucet address: https://faucet.mainnet.spectre-network.xyz/spectre:qrfeq7a9msf7cvuh35tyl2v3s5aj5wn6uj3gql3jlu7z8zxujyxagdzlw22p2 https://faucet.testnet.spectre-network.xyz/spectretest:qrfeq7a9msf7cvuh35tyl2v3s5aj5wn6uj3gql3jlu7z8zxujyxag7w4zrref
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Rusty-Spectre v0.3.16 ReleaseWe are pleased to announce the release of Rusty-Spectre v0.3.16. This update focuses on upstream merges from Rusty-Kaspa and includes important improvements for Spectre. The changelog is extensive, so we've provided a streamlined version highlighting the key updates: - Mempool updates and tweaks - wRPC v2, integrations, typescript-v2, resolver-v2 - TN11 Fixes - nodes now query all seeders when connections are low - improved mass calculator - New RPC Methods: Added `get_sync_status()`, `get_connection_count()`, `get_system_info()`, `get_metrics()`, `get_current_block_color` - Replaced OpenSSL with openssl with rustls + ring + webpki_roots, improving compatibility across multiple architectures (passed all architecture tests for `aarch64`, `amd64`, `powerpc64`, `powerpc64le` and `riscv64gc` in `musl`, `gnu`, `gnullvm` and `msvc` builds) - CLI and wallet fixes - Parallelized MuHash calculations for better performance - WASM SDK improvements - updated `mimalloc` fixing compilation issues on Debian - Testnet DNS Seeders: 🧪 - Added official DNS seeders for Testnet-10 (1bps): - `testnet-dnsseed-1.spectre-network.org` - `testnet-dnsseed-2.spectre-network.org` - Added official DNS seeders for Testnet-11 (10bps): - `testnet11-dnsseed-1.spectre-network.org` - `testnet11-dnsseed-2.spectre-network.org` https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectre/releases/tag/v0.3.16Join our Discord to stay updated with the latest news and announcements! https://discord.spectre-network.org/
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Spectre Block Explorer v0.3.15We’ve made some updates to our block explorer! 🚀 You can check out the latest changes here: https://explorer.spectre-network.org/New Features:- CPU Stats Page: We’ve introduced a dedicated page for CPU stats, where you can now view CPU hashrates, core counts, and profitability metrics (SPR/day and USDT/day) - Data is fetched from `public/hashrate-data.json` - `BlockDAG.js` - Added the maximum hashrate information to `blockdaginfo` - Cache: In `BlockDAG.js`, the script checks if data is already stored in `localStorage`; if not, it fetches fresh data from the API and saves it. The cached data is updated every 60 seconds. - UI Adjustments: - Logo Update: We’ve updated the logos to the new glowing versions - Removed the `spectredinfo` box Bug Fixes & Code Improvements:- Resolved all ESLint warnings in multiple components - Removed elements like `block/headercount` from `blockdaginfo` - Corrected the `manifest.json` - Updated meta description - Removed unused KGI variables and links We hope you enjoy the new features and improvements! If you notice any discrepancies in the data, which was sourced from our Discord channel, please let us know. You can also submit a pull request to fix it here: https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-explorerLet us know if you have any feedback!
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More than three months since the launch and while the team advertizes SPECTRE to be a privacy coin, this is just a fork of KASPA,
without any privacy features implemented that would differentiate it from KAS. I am so disappointed.
Privacy features are on our roadmap and are planned for Q4. You can check out our roadmap on our website ( https://spectre-network.org/) or follow us on Discord/GitHub for the latest updates. |
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Rusty-Spectre v0.3.15 ReleaseWe are excited to announce the release of Rusty-Spectre node v0.3.15, which includes several important updates and enhancements: - Typos and Annotations: Fixed multiple help typos and type annotations. - GitHub Actions: Addressed warnings in GitHub actions. - RPC Support: Now supports IP-only configurations for --rpclisten-borsh and --rpclisten-json. - PSST Integration: Added support for Partially Signed Spectre Transaction (PSST). - Watch-Only Accounts: Reintroduced support for watch-only accounts as in the Go node. - Cross-Platform Support: Expanded build support to additional platforms including aarch64, powerpc64, and more, enhancing decentralization. - Windows Builds: Provided options for Windows users to choose between MSVC and gnullvm builds, depending on their licensing preferences. Build Optimization ChangeRelease builds will now use lto = false instead of thin for the following reasons: 1. Windows Compatibility: The thin option breaks the x86_64-pc-windows-gnullvm target on Windows due to issues with linking Clang's libc++ statically under LLVM optimization. The gnullvm target is necessary to link against ucrt instead of msvc, allowing the node to run without the Visual C++ runtime. This change should potentially address issues like those seen in <https://github.com/kaspanet/rusty-kaspa/issues/417> 2. Stability: Using thin occasionally led to node crashes in the futures crate, especially when mixed with unsafe and C/C++ code. These crashes are difficult to reproduce but occur relatively frequently in certain scenarios. Wallet and Node SyncingSyncing the node is now optional if you're only using the wallet. You can connect to our public resolver, and it will handle the rest. For status updates, visit https://resolver.spectre-network.org/statusSteps: 1. Run: ./spectre-wallet 2. Type: network mainnet 3. Type: connect https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectre/releases/tag/v0.3.15
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Hello, friends, I have a problem in the mining process, I attach an image of the problem I have.  The error I have is that it is miming and after a while the mining stops and says Illegal instruction (`core' generated) That appears to be TT-miner. I recommend asking in their Discord or opening an issue on their GitHub  |
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Spectre Mobile Wallet Release AnnouncementWe are excited to announce the first public release of Spectrum (spectre-mobile) with complete Spectre Network support! This release includes three APKs targeting different device architectures: ARM 64-bit (arm64-v8a), ARM 32-bit (armeabi-v7a), and x86 64-bit (x86_64). Spectrum - v0.3.14New Features:- Network stats added to network_menu - Mining reward calculator added to advanced_menu - introduction of normal dark theme and AMOLED dark theme- added own uuid and db keyWe welcome contributions to the translations in the .arb files located in lib/l10n. Spectrum - v0.3.15This release includes a universal APK. If you're unsure which version to install, you can now simply choose the universal.apk version.- better translations: corrected typos and ensured more consistent wording across the app - application ID has been changed to org.spectre.wallet in v0.3.15 for a shorter and simpler identifier. Previously, we used spectrum.spectre_mobile_wallet, so if you had version v0.3.14 installed, you may end up with two packages. It is recommended to uninstall the previous version first.- added retry logic to the network statistics feature (retries request until it succeeds) https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-mobile/releases/tag/v0.3.15Thank you for your continued support!
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Transitioning to the Rust Node 🚀 We're excited to announce a major upgrade for the Spectre Network: transitioning to the Rust-based implementation of the Spectre full-node. This change is crucial for the future of Spectre, addressing the limitations of the current Go node. The Rust node ensures better performance and long-term stability. Spectre On Rust Welcome to the Rust-based implementation of the Spectre full-node and its ancillary libraries. This node release is a drop-in replacement for the established Golang node and is now the recommended node software for the Spectre network. It introduces developers to the possibilities of Rust within the Spectre network's context, offering enhanced performance and reliability. Your feedback, contributions, and issue reports will be integral to evolving this codebase and ensuring its maturity as a reliable node in the Spectre network. Download the latest Binaries from here: < https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectre/releases> Run the node:spectred --utxoindex If you appreciate our efforts and would like to support the Spectre development, please consider making a donation to the devfund 👇, managed by the Spectre community. spectre:qrxf48dgrdkjxllxczek3uweuldtan9nanzjsavk0ak9ynwn0zsayjjh7upez Spectre GolangEffectively from now on the Spectre Golang node is deprecated and will neither get any further updates nor downloadable `datadir2` updates. With the switch to Spectre on Rust, users are no longer required to download anything manually. The header validation with our `rusty-spectrex` algorithm library has been improved significantly allowing ordinary users to sync from scratch. The Golang repository will become read-only and archived in GitHub. Thank you for your continued support!
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We are excited to introduce SpectreX, a versatile CPU mining algorithm library, which will soon be integrated with our Rust full-node daemon.
Why don't you publish in Github what you already have of your Rust full-node daemon? Are Pedersen commitments hiding the amounts going to be implemented in the first release of the rusty full node? Decent privacy coins such as Wownero, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3088712.0 , were already providing their users with the necessary privacy at their lauch. More than a month has passed since the launch of SPR and one can still see the amount out in the open displayed in the block explorer. Do you consider desireable introducing pool-resistant solo mining in SPECTRE? Wownero already does it. Thank you for your questions. Here's an overview of our development process and future plans: We understand the community's eagerness to see the progress of our Rust full-node daemon. We plan to publish the repository once we reach a certain milestone that guarantees a stable and functional base. When it's public, this link will work: https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectreFor those who might have seen it already. We've uploaded already a datadir from the working Spectre on Rust node to the downloads folder on our website at: https://spectre-network.org/downloads/datadir-rust.zip. You cannot use it right now, but it is from an already running internal `rusty-spectre` version using `rusty-spectrex`. Please don't use it with the Golang node. Switching the UTXO model to the privacy one will require a hardfork and we plan to implement the GhostFACE protocol in Q4 2024 which will include advanced cryptographic techniques like Pedersen Commitments and ElGamal signatures for full privacy and anonymous transactions. You can find more details on our roadmap on our website and whitepaper. - https://spectre-network.org/- https://spectre-network.org/docs/Spectre-Network-Whitepaper.pdfLaunching the blockchain early, even with some features missing, helps build a community, gather feedback, test in real-world conditions, attract investors, and establish a strong market presence. People have different opinions on this approach. |
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Announcement from Spectre Project!📌We are thrilled to announce the release of two significant updates from the Spectre Project! ----------------------------------------------------- SpectreX: Versatile CPU Mining Algorithm Library ⚡ We are excited to introduce SpectreX, a versatile CPU mining algorithm library, which will soon be integrated with our Rust full-node daemon. What is SpectreX? SpectreX features the AstroBWTv3 algorithm, a proof-of-work (PoW) system based on the Burrows-Wheeler transform (BWT). This is the world’s first implementation of AstroBWTv3 entirely written in Rust, without any external C dependencies. It relies solely on various Rust crates, offering a fully native Rust solution. Improvements and OptimizationsThe old version of the algorithm used a method called SA-IS for sorting. We improved it with SACA-K, but it could only use one CPU core at a time. Now, we use pSACAK, a new method that can use multiple CPU cores simultaneously, making it faster and more efficient. There are still many ways to make the AstroBWTv3 method even better, such as: - Replacing most steps with highly optimized inline assembler code on CPU. - Partitioning the Suffix Array and offloading sorting to GPUs to significantly boost performance. We encourage developers to optimize individual calculation steps to evolve the algorithm over time and mature the codebase.Thank you for being a part of our community and supporting the Spectre Project. For more information, visit: https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectrexhttps://crates.io/crates/spectrex----------------------------------------------------- SpectreX Rust Miner: CPU Miner 🚀We are also excited to introduce the SpectreX Rust Miner, a high-performance CPU miner for mining Spectre. Features:- Supports Linux, Windows, and macOS. - Easy installation from binaries or source. - Compatible with both Golang node and upcoming **Spectre on Rust**. Quick Start Guide:1. Download pre-compiled binaries from our GitHub release page. 2. Run the following to start mining: `./spectre-miner --mining-address spectre:XXXXX` Please note that it is the reference implementation to demonstrate the Rust version of SpectreX with AstroBWTv3. Every mining software developer is invited to improve the performance of the miner and the algorithm library!For detailed instructions, visit our GitHub repository at: https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-miner----------------------------------------------------- Thank you for your continued support and being a part of the Spectre community!
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2024-06-10 22:08:01.211 [INF] SXMN: Version 0.3.14
2024-06-10 22:08:06.225 [CRT] SXMN: Exiting: Fatal error in goroutine `MAIN`: context deadline exceeded
error connecting to localhost:18110
github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient/grpcclient.Connect
/home/runner/work/spectred/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient/grpcclient/grpcclient.go:43
github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient.(*RPCClient).connect
/home/runner/work/spectred/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient/rpcclient.go:47
github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient.NewRPCClient
/home/runner/work/spectred/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient/rpcclient.go:38
main.(*minerClient).connect
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main.newMinerClient
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main.main
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runtime.main
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runtime.goexit
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error connecting to address localhost:18110
github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient.(*RPCClient).connect
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github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/network/rpcclient.NewRPCClient
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main.(*minerClient).connect
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main.newMinerClient
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main.main
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runtime.main
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error connecting to the RPC server
main.main
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runtime.main
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runtime.goexit
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panic: Writing to the logger when it's not running
goroutine 40 [running]:
github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/logger.(*Logger).printf(0x7ff63399efa0, 0x5, {0x7ff633b1788c, 0x4}, {0x7ff633b1d3b4, 0xb}, {0xc0000abfc0, 0x1, 0x1})
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github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/logger.(*Logger).Writef(...)
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github.com/spectre-project/spectred/infrastructure/logger.(*Logger).Criticalf(0xc000414000?, {0x7ff633b1d3b4?, 0x7ff634035668?}, {0xc0000abfc0?, 0x7ff634035644?, 0x0?})
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github.com/spectre-project/spectred/util/panics.exit.func1()
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created by github.com/spectre-project/spectred/util/panics.exit in goroutine 1
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Help me,no mining...
For the miner to work, make sure your node is running and fully synchronized. |
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only cpu?
Indeed, only CPU. Due to the implementation of AstroBWT, GPUs are not efficient for mining. AstroBWT's algorithm is designed to make GPUs less effective than CPUs. This is intentional to promote decentralization Even if a GPU miner were to be released, the performance difference would be minimal. |
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Happy to announce the Spectre Desktop wallet availability, it can be downloaded at:
<https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-desktop/releases/tag/v0.3.14>
<https://spectre-network.org/downloads/>
This will be the last release of the legacy Golang and Node.JS components. Next Station of our high speed train is the Rust drop in replacement with SpectreX for the Spectre node daemon.
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We are excited to announce the launch of the Spectre Network! Leveraging a fork from Kaspa, Spectre introduces the cutting-edge SpectreX algorithm, which incorporates the robust AstroBWTv3 for CPU-only mining. Spectre is committed to enhancing scalability and privacy, with plans to integrate the innovative GhostFACE protocol for fully anonymous transactions. Highlights: - Untraceable mining with AstroBWTv3, optimized for ARM/x86 architectures. - Multicore miner already available, ensuring equitable mining opportunities. - Ongoing development of a Rust-based AstroBWT proof-of-concept, with community-led optimization efforts encouraged. Join us in shaping the future of decentralized, privacy-focused digital transactions. No pre-mine, just pure privacy. - Website: https://spectre-network.org/- Block Explorer: https://explorer.spectre-network.org/- Whitepaper: https://spectre-network.org/docs/Spectre-Network-Whitepaper.pdf- GitHub: https://github.com/spectre-project- Rust CLI Wallet: https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectre/releases- Webwallet: https://wallet.spectre-network.org/- Desktop Wallet: https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-desktop/releases- Android Mobile Wallet: https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-mobile/releases- Download Latest Binaries: https://spectre-network.org/downloads/- SpectreX is the AstroBWTv3 CPU mining algorithm in Rust.- https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectrex- https://crates.io/crates/spectrex- Exchanges: - Xeggex: https://xeggex.com/market/SPR_USDT- NonKYC: https://nonkyc.io/market/SPR_USDT- Exbitron: https://exbitron.com/trade?market=SPR-USDT- Coingecko: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/spectre-network- Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpectreNetwrk- Discord: https://discord.spectre-network.org/- Telegram: https://t.me/Spectre_NetworkWhy another fork?We chose to fork Kaspa because it offers great speed and scalability. However, we wanted to enhance privacy features, which led us to integrate aspects from privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Monero and DERO, combining the best of both worlds—speed from Kaspa and privacy from the others. Happy Mining!Welcome to the Rust-based implementation of the Spectre full-node and its ancillary libraries. This node release is a drop-in replacement for the established Golang node and is now the recommended node software for the Spectre network. It introduces developers to the possibilities of Rust within the Spectre network's context, offering enhanced performance and reliability. With the switch to Spectre on Rust, users are no longer required to download anything manually. The first sync takes approximately 30 minutes.To get started with the Rust binaries, please follow these steps:1. Start the Node: - Download and unzip the latest binaries from our Github: https://github.com/spectre-project/rusty-spectre/releases - Run the command: `spectred --utxoindex`. - Wait until you see the message `2024-06-18 20:30:45.630+02:00 [INFO] Accepted block 59209d...`, indicating the node is up and running properly. 2. Create a Wallet: - Run `spectre-wallet` to start the wallet - Run `network mainnet` to configure the wallet for mainnet mode - Run `wallet create` to generate a new wallet. - Secure your wallet's mnemonic, which will be displayed under "Your default wallet account mnemonic" (12 words) - Copy the wallet address found under "Your default account deposit address" (starting with "spectre:..."). 3. Begin Mining: - Download and extract the latest Rust miner binaries from our Github: https://github.com/spectre-project/spectre-miner/releases - Start mining by executing: `spectre-miner --mining-address spectre:YourWalletAddress --threads X`, where `X` is the number of CPU cores you want to use. - You can operate a single node within the network and direct all miners to it. To do this, set the `--rpclisten=0.0.0.0:18110` option in the node (using: `spectred --utxoindex --rpclisten=0.0.0.0:18110`), as the default is set to 127.0.0.1 - Now, in the miner, you need to specify where Spectred (the full node) is running. To do this, add the `--spectred-address X.X.X.X` option (where X.X.X.X is the local IP address of the machine running your node). For example: `spectre-miner --mining-address spectre:YourWalletAddress --threads X --spectred-address X.X.X.X` Importing Your Existing WalletNote: There is a minor bug that requires manual configuration to connect. Ensure your node is started with `--rpclisten-borsh=127.0.0.1:19110`. 1. Start `spectre-wallet`. 2. Type: `server 127.0.0.1:19110` and then `connect`. This will connect the wallet to the locally running full node. 3. Type `wallet import` and follow the on-screen instructions. Thank you for joining our network and helping us enhance its growth and stability! |
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