Tari Mainnet is live
The Aurora wallet received some attention from the Tari community over the past two weeks in preparation for the upcoming Tari Testnet Limited (TTL) store revamp. The store will allow those currently mining tXTM with Tari Universe to trade them for exclusive merchandise to thank them for their efforts in shaping Universe’s development. Note: kudos to those who read these updates and discover alpha in them :)
The wallet underwent extensive testing to identify outstanding bugs and issues with the overall user experience. Thanks to the community, users have the following to look forward to in upcoming releases:
Minotari community members have been chipping away at some minor rough edges of the base layer, improving overall system reliability and resource optimization. It’s not flashy like some of the new additions to Universe (more on this in a bit), but their efforts will dramatically improve performance and resource utilization. To quote Dave Brandt, “It ain’t much, but it’s honest work.”
The changes include:
Community members are actively looking at incorporating libp2p into Minotari. Libp2p is a decentralized framework for peer-to-peer applications, and its incorporation will offer significant benefits: improved interoperability across different operating systems and devices while improving connectivity in environments with strict NAT and firewall requirements.
Libp2p is a significant change and is therefore undergoing rigorous testing to ensure that all necessary components of Minotari can communicate via libp2p. Progress has been positive, and the remaining issues should be addressed shortly. We’ll have more to add once it’s been implemented.
The community continues focusing on Tari Universe, improving it with each subsequent release. With the latest version, users can enjoy:
The community is currently working to implement RocksDB on the production level. RocksDB is designed for high-concurrency, high-throughput, low-latency environments, making it the better choice for Ootle’s validator nodes in the production environment. You can read some of the particulars of RocksDB here.