Why adopt Stratum V2? 🚄Super-efficient (70% less bandwidth) 🔐Secure (no hashrate stealing) 💵More profitable ⛏️Miners select tx & run nodes 💰Payout method agnostic 🔙Firmware upgrade not necessary 📔Well-defined specification 🫂Maintained by an independent FOSS community

Adoption of SV2 has taken longer than many expected, and we’re fully aware of that. Building independent infrastructure takes time, especially when the goal is to make it a public good for the entire mining ecosystem. We’re already working with a dozen early adopters, ASIC

At the same time, we'll work on improving test coverage for both protocol crates and applications, using a combination of unit tests and integration tests to ensure stability and reliability.

Another key step towards better UX is using the new IPC interface from Bitcoin Core v30. This will let SV2 miners create and work on their own block templates without running a custom Bitcoin Core fork. They'll just need to download the official v30+ version of Bitcoin Core,

Beyond deployment UX, we plan to build interfaces for JDC and tProxy to make monitoring and management straightforward. These UIs will provide monitoring capabilities so miners can get real-time insights into their operations.

Our main goal for this phase is to simplify the user experience. We’ll be releasing ready-to-use binaries for all applications across major platforms, along with Docker setups that make deployment easy for everyone.

In the next few months, our focus will be on improving the SV2 Applications, particularly the Job Declarator Client (JDC) and Translator Proxy (tProxy) within the sv2-apps repository, guided by adopter feedback and feature requests. In parallel, we’ll refine the core protocol

As maintainers of the specifications, we’ve worked closely with other builders including @BraiinsMining , @DEMAND_POOL , and others to refine the Stratum V2 spec. Its evolution remains driven by collaboration and continues to be developed in public as an independent, free good,

Roadmap is also available on our blog

Roadmap 🔗 https://t.co/8eL1zASIuf

Over the past year, we’ve shipped four 4 major releases, rebuilt our key apps (tProxy, JDC, Pool), tested them in production, and expanded developer integrations through Python bindings and more! Next chapter: adoption and smoother UX with help from early adopters & community.

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Last Week in Bitcoin: @StratumV2 v1.5.0 and @CashuBTC Development Kit v0.13.0 have been released and the new NUT-XX for private spending conditions in this week update from @btcinsider__ Find the full post below 👇🏻

And to our supporters @HRF, @OpenSats, @spiralbtc, @Vinteum_org for sustaining free and independent open-source mining infrastructure. 💪

Special thanks to @BOBSpace_BKK and his great team for helping us test across a variety of ASIC machines and firmwares 💻🔧

A huge shoutout to all contributors who shaped this release 🙌 @gitgab19 lucasbalieiro @pavlenex @plebhash @shourya742 sjorsprovoost

Full release notes at

What’s new in 1.5.0? ⚒️ Translator Proxy re-written: aggregated/non-aggregated modes, optional vardiff, fallback support ⚒️ Job Declarator Client re-written: multiple downstream channels + Standard Channels support 🔁 New stratum-translation crate modularizes Sv1 ↔ Sv2 logic

SRI 1.5.0 is out! 🎉

⛏️ Tutorial Stratum V2 Fuori ora il video tutorial di Stratum V2 — il protocollo per il mining di Bitcoin in pool che garantisce più efficienza e maggior controllo da parte dei miner, contribuendo a ridurre i rischi di centralizzazione della rete. In questo video, Arshia

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