Back to collectionA Node Fix Before Tarochi's Mainnet Trial
Near the end of the month, node operators were still dealing with unstable challengers, while players waited to see a game run on the mainnet. Node software reached version 1.0.80, focused on fixing challenger instability. Operators first needed to see whether the update improved their own setups, while the team's claim about Xai's position would have to stand up to actual use.
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Near the end of the month, node operators were still dealing with unstable challengers, while players waited to see a game run on the mainnet. Exchange integration had advanced, and the team also wanted to explain what that meant within the parent-chain ecosystem.
Node software reached version 1.0.80, focused on fixing challenger instability. The team again raised the integration announced the previous week, saying Xai was the first and only chain in the parent-chain ecosystem directly integrated by Binance. On the same day, Tarochi announced a 24-hour playtest starting 16 hours later: it would run on the mainnet, not a testnet.
Operators first needed to see whether the update improved their own setups, while the team's claim about Xai's position would have to stand up to actual use. Tarochi's mainnet plan gave players a more concrete way in, but it was still an announcement at that moment. Whether the playtest would begin on schedule would become clear the next day.