Back to collectionA Mandatory Node Update Meets a Mac Workaround
After the pool owner’s private key was exposed, operators cared more about keeping nodes running securely; the halving was drawing closer too. Bitcoin reached 66,000, and XAI climbed to 0.74. The update let pool contract addresses onto the whitelist and reduced the time operators spent watching startup, though Apple users still needed the command-line workaround.
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After the pool owner’s private key was exposed, operators cared more about keeping nodes running securely; the halving was drawing closer too. A broader market recovery gave XAI some relief, while players still waited for concrete game news they could assess.
Bitcoin reached 66,000, and XAI climbed to 0.74. Node software 1.1.10 was a mandatory update: the operator whitelist now supported pool contract addresses, startup and catching up on historical challenges became much faster, and a desktop issue that launched duplicate processes was fixed. Apple’s system mistakenly flagged the software as suspicious, so officials told affected users to use the command line for now. On the same day, an official livestream discussed moving the Crypto Unicorns token to Xai.
The update let pool contract addresses onto the whitelist and reduced the time operators spent watching startup, though Apple users still needed the command-line workaround. The Night Watchman planned to remind operators he knew to check how their nodes ran before applying the required update. The livestream made the token move a concrete subject for discussion; players still had to wait for the practical next steps.