Quote from: Jugg3 on December 18, 2017, 06:53:27 PM

Radium Update #41 Radium Core v1.4.7 Upgrade

As promised in our most recent post, our developers have been working to
improve the Radium Core wallet and are pleased to announce that
Radium Core v1.4.7 is here! This is phase 0.5 of the previously mentioned
updates, and focuses on improving the efficiency and ease of use of the wallet.
This is intended to make the upgrade to v1.5.0, at the end of phase 1,
as smooth as possible.

Radium Core v1.4.7

Click here to download the latest Radium Core v1.4.7 release
(Mac releases will coming out over the next few days).

Below you can find a list of the main changes in Radium Core v1.4.7:

Peer Discovery: Updated wallet code so wallets now connect to set peer
seeds, obtain a list of new peers, and disconnect from the seed automatically.
This process offloads the work of syncing new clients, so the peer seeds can
do their job without bogging down.

What this means: Wallets will now find peers much faster than before.
Updating the config file with a list of peers will no longer be necessary.
Users with low connection counts should gain connections faster.

Code Upgrade: Partially upgraded the wallet base code from blackcoin
POSv3 to bitcoin 0.11

What this means: Many code improvements, bug fixes, and generally faster
and cleaner running code.

Increase op_return: Increased the op_return maximum limit to 480 bytes.

What this means: Entire Smart-Transactions can now be encoded as a single prunable
null-data output, reducing blockchain bloat, decreasing SmartChain fees, and lowering
RAM requirements for the wallet. We can also write more complex Smart-Transactions
with expanded functionality. The improved null-data encoding will be activated in
the future SmartChain 3.3 release.

Supply hard Cap: Set the total supply cap at 9,000,000, per the original project
specifications. What this means: No user impact for approximately 40 years.
Block rewards will cease once max supply reaches 9M, around year 2059.

Hardfork-level changes will be implemented early next year, so stay tuned for more
improvements and developments coming soon!

 The Radium Team

You just had to post this, didn't you ;P?