Two things in these release notes deserve more attention than the headline features:
P2P sync fixes after chain reorganizations. This is the kind of change that only shows up in edge cases, but it's exactly where wallet bugs become expensive: if your client resolves the wrong chain tip after a reorg, balance and coinjoin input selection are computed against a chain that no longer exists. Reorg handling is correctness-critical plumbing, and it rarely gets the visibility it deserves.
Native Apple Silicon removes the Rosetta translation layer on M-series. For a Tor + coinjoin workload that is constantly opening circuits, the difference is not just speed — it's stability and fewer weird network edge cases.
The "security improvements for coinjoin" line is vague in the notes; the actual diff and the release PR will tell whether it's coordinator-side hardening or client-side rounds logic. Either way, this is a solid maintenance release — the boring kind that keeps a coinjoin wallet trustworthy.
Two things in these release notes deserve more attention than the headline features:
The "security improvements for coinjoin" line is vague in the notes; the actual diff and the release PR will tell whether it's coordinator-side hardening or client-side rounds logic. Either way, this is a solid maintenance release — the boring kind that keeps a coinjoin wallet trustworthy.
Coinos is substantially better than this pretentious and expensive wasabi shit.