Every fix and update to the NexusPool core, with its date. The current stable version is highlighted.
v0.6.26.37
Stratum V2 standard-channel mining now works end to end. A modern V2 miner opening a standard channel receives its first job as a future job that the pool activates with the block's previous-hash — the exact handshake spec-compliant V2 clients expect — so the miner establishes its chain tip and starts mining, instead of the channel going quiet right after it connects. The pool now also answers a channel it cannot open with a clear error instead of staying silent, and never sends a previous-hash update for a job the miner did not receive. Extended-channel mining, and everything about how a won block is found or paid out, are unchanged.
v0.6.26.36
Stratum V2 fairness, continued from .35: valid work is now credited across a difficulty increase even in the brief moment between the pool raising a rig's difficulty and the rig taking it up. The pool now waits until a rig has actually adopted the higher difficulty before holding it to that difficulty — so a share the rig mined at the difficulty it still had is credited instead of briefly rejected, and a rig on a modern V2 connection sees its accepted-share rate stay steady through a difficulty change. No effect on how a won block is found or paid out.
v0.6.26.35
Stratum V2 interoperability and fairness. Modern V2 mining firmware can now verify the pool's identity from a single standard connection string, published in the documented V2 URL format so any spec-compliant client can pin it. And valid work is credited more reliably: shares a rig mined at the difficulty it was assigned are no longer briefly rejected when the pool raises that rig's difficulty — the difficulty each job is judged against is now frozen the moment the job is sent, matching the Stratum V1 path exactly. No effect on how a won block is found or paid out.
v0.6.26.34
Performance & scale: the dashboard and public API stay fast and responsive under heavy load, even as the pool's history grows large. Heavy pool-wide statistics (the hashrate windows) are now computed continuously in the background instead of on every request, the most-used database queries are indexed, frequently-requested data is briefly cached, and telemetry writes are batched. Validated with a sustained 2-hour load test at campaign scale (100% availability, no memory growth). No effect on mining, share accounting, or won blocks.
v0.6.26.33
New — a public Terms of Use page and a legal disclaimer in the site footer. NexusPool is stated plainly for what it is: free, non-custodial software — a Bitcoin communication protocol, not a product, service, or investment; SweetHash never holds your funds or keys; block rewards are paid on-chain directly to your address; and there is no guarantee of finding a block (solo mining is a lottery). Informational only; no effect on mining, share accounting, or won blocks.
v0.6.26.32
Pool Statistics leaderboards are now a focused top 10. "Top Difficulties" lists only miners with a rig currently connected (active or idle), so addresses whose rigs have all disconnected no longer linger; "Top Hashrates" is likewise capped at ten. Also new: a "Donate" option in the footer showing a Bitcoin address with a scan-to-donate QR code (on hover, tap, or keyboard focus) and one-click copy. Display-only — no effect on mining, share accounting, or won blocks.