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📒 Stay with Consensus: Update to Nexa Full-Node 2.2.0.0 Nexa is moving forward with protocol advancements, and we advise everyone to update their node clients to the most recent version. This version includes rolling checkpoints. Once a block sits 200 deep in the chain, the node marks it as... show more

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18,168 views • 2 months ago