Running Core to allow large op_returns is like writing a novel in the "delivery instructions" section of a pizza delivery order, and then saying "don't get mad, bro" when the kitchen receipt runs out of printer paper.
Today, we released a new version of SV2 Reference Implementation (SRI).
Starting today miners no longer need a custom BTC Core fork to build block templates with SV2. The bitcoin_core_sv2 crate is integrated into JDC and Pool, enabling direct communication with Bitcoin Core v30. This improves the UX and keeps SRI implementation-agnostic going forward.
With this release, we’re rolling out Docker support for SV2 Apps, making cross-platform deployments easier and shipping binaries for all major platforms. This is the first step toward a smoother UX. In the next release, we plan to ship UI for our miner-side apps: JDC and tProxy.
We’ve split the project into two repositories:
/stratum containing low-level protocol crates and /Sv2-Apps for end-user applications.
This makes the ecosystem easier to understand, contribute, and build on.
Want to test all the new improvements yourself?
Use our Web Deployment Wizard to spin up the full SV2 stack (Including your own pool) and share your feedback with the community.
https://stratumprotocol.org/get-started (for miners)
https://stratumprotocol.org/developers (for devs and full stack deployments)
