PoC-Consortium/phoenix-pocx v2.0.3

Phoenix PoCX Wallet v2.0.3

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Phoenix PoCX Wallet v2.0.3

A quality and stability release for miners: a new safeguard against the single most insidious forging failure (a drifting system clock), pool-mining quality-of-life improvements, a configurable plot file size, and several mining stability fixes. The bundled user handbook has also been fully updated.

✨ New

• System clock-drift safeguard (#77). Bitcoin-PoCX rejects blocks whose timestamp is more than 15 seconds off, so a drifting clock makes a miner look healthy while silently earning nothing. Phoenix now monitors your clock against network time and shows a colour-coded indicator in the toolbar (green / amber / red), with a System Clock Drift dialog showing the live offset, the warning/critical thresholds, and a Check Now button. A "Warn when system clock drifts" notification is on by default.
• Pool forging addresses, seeded and reusable (#79). Selecting a known pool in the mining wizard now seeds that pool's published forging address(es) into the chain config. They are offered as a dropdown on the Forging Assignment screen, so you no longer have to copy-paste a pool's address by hand.
• Configurable plot file size (#80). The per-file plot size is now adjustable (in GiB) in the mining wizard's advanced options on the Drives step — default 1 TiB. Handy for tuning file counts and resume granularity to your filesystem.

🐛 Fixes

• Chain config persistence & mining stability (#89). Fixes chain configuration not persisting correctly, a mining spawn-atomicity issue, and tauri:dev on Windows. Changing the node RPC or aggregator listen port now correctly re-points the solo chain, and the miner/aggregator report a transient Stopping state instead of a stale one.
• Active-chain card no longer sticks at "Scanning 100%" (#82) after the last chain finishes its round.
• Clearer forging field (#78). The forging-address field is now labelled Forging Address / Pool Address to reflect that it accepts both.

🔧 Maintenance

• Updated PoCX dependencies to 1.0.4 (#83).
• Cleared npm audit advisories in the web-wallet dependency tree (#86).

📖 Documentation

• The User Handbook has been brought fully up to date with this release — covering the clock-drift safeguard, pool forging addresses, configurable plot size, the new Assignment/Revoke transaction types, custom bitcoind arguments, and more.

📦 Downloads

Choose the build for your platform from the assets below:

• Windows — …-Windows-x64-Setup.exe (NSIS installer)
• macOS — …-macOS-AppleSilicon.dmg / …-macOS-Intel.dmg (signed & notarized)
• Linux — AppImage, .deb, and .rpm for x64 and ARM64

Note — Always verify you downloaded from the official PoC-Consortium/phoenix-pocx releases page. Back up your 24-word recovery phrase before upgrading.