Monero Releases New Stressnet Version
Monero released a new stressnet version as it moved closer to testing major upgrades FCMP++ and CARROT. The update also adds wallet, transaction-relay, and RandomX changes before a planned Oct. 5 hard fork at block 3,102,800.
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Monero users and node operators will notice a new beta stressnet version in circulation ahead of the next testing step. The update sits in the network’s testing path for FCMP++ and CARROT, so people following those upgrades have a new release to watch now.
In practice, the stressnet now includes wallet, transaction-relay, and RandomX changes that were not part of the earlier version described here. The planned Oct. 5 hard fork at block 3,102,800 remains the next stated network milestone in this material.
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