Nexa 1.4.0.0 Full Node Now Available!
27 décembre 2023
Nexa full node version 1.4.0.0 is now out! You can get all information about it and links to download it from:
There are a lot of updates in this new version, and many are focussed on improving and adding further token functionality to the wallet. Tokens are a key utility of the Nexa network and it was important to finish off the year with them also catered for in the official full-node wallet.
The full-node wallet now has a history page to view the transaction history of your token transfers. You will also be able to use the wallet to find the total supply of a specific token group, which takes into account all minting and melting actions to provide the correct tally.
The full token wallet can now be found in the nexad software for developers, and there are now two useful extra RPC commands of "authority list" and "authority burn" to provide access to token authority information.
We’re excited to see that the token functionality in Nexa is now fully distributed across the ecosystem and we now have a strong foundation for building the Nexa tokonomy!
Thanks to everyone who directly contributed to this release:
- Andrea Suisani
- Andrew Stone
- Griffith
- Peter Tschipper
Full Change List
- Token Wallet In nexad
- New Token History Page In Nexa-QT Wallet
- Token Mintage Tracking in Nexa-QT Wallet
- Two New Token RPC Commands: "authority list" and "authority burn"
- New Rostrum Version 10.0.0
- Rostrum on by Default on linux
- Updated Translation Files
- Multiple libnexa Library Enhancements
- Deterministic macOS Binaries For Apple Arm Architecture
Continuer à lire
Hardware Acceleration: Nexa Node on an FPGA
In the last article we met Blitz, the card that takes signature checking off the CPU. We closed with a bigger question: what happens when you put the whole node inside an FPGA? We don’t like running a...
Monthly Development Updates: September 2026
Over the past month and into this month, development has moved forward across the Nexa ecosystem. Most activity and effort focused on our Rostrum indexer, which we’re updating and improving. We put a...
Beat Peter’s FPGA: The BRAM-ring Bounty
On 6 October 2026, Peter Rizun announced a bounty on X with a 0.2 BTC prize pool (around $16,000) for anyone who can beat the FPGA’s efficiency. The main prize is 0.1 BTC, with smaller prizes for smal...
Tailstorm: Hardening the Protocol
Tailstorm replaces single 2-minute blocks with a DAG of subblocks that are tied together by a summary block, while keeping the 2-minute settlement cadence. The code already ships inside Full Node 2.2....
New Release: Otoplo Wallet 5.3.0
We’re excited to share the release of Otoplo Wallet 5.3.0 is now available. This update adds a new option to refresh vault balances and is ready for desktop and mobile platforms. While vaults have bee...
Nexa Programming Language (NPL): Smart Contracts in Kotlin
Nexa Programming Language (NPL) is a domain-specific language and compiler for writing Nexa smart contracts. Each smart contract includes rules that decide how coins can be spent. NPL lets developers...
Nexa Monthly Newsletter September 2026: Ahead of the Storm
September was a very active month, with many significant developments across the ecosystem. It started with the release of Nexa Full-Node 2.2.0.0, a major core protocol release that included preparato...
Hardware Acceleration: The Blitz Card
We’ve already explained the logic and how to build a validation engine out of six components on paper in the first three articles of the series. Now it’s time to move to the real silicon: the digital...
Build On Nexa: Start Building Today
Build On Nexa (BON) is your onboarding gateway to building powerful applications and services on Nexa. The site is a repository of guides, documentation, and resources for developers seeking support g...