ZENZO Core Wallet (v1.2.1) Release

Finally, the moment many of you have been waiting for… the new and improved ZENZO Core Wallet (v.1.2.1). In this new wallet, we will cover all of the changes: removing of unnecessary features, cleaning and organizing code, UX/UI & branding improvements, security improvements, exploit patch and resolve, and a unique QT wallet feature that hasn’t been seen before. We have also compiled the ARM Linux wallet for ZENZO. This will run on any ARM processor powered device that uses Linux (ex: Raspberry Pi). This wallet is a non-mandatory wallet upgrade, but it is highly encouraged to download it and run the latest version.

Compatible Operating Systems

Windows 32 Bit (Windows 7, 10, etc.)
Windows 64 Bit (Windows 7, 10, etc.)
Linux 32 Bit
Linux 64 Bit
Mac/iOS (10.12–10.15, High Sierra, Mojave)
ARM (Raspberry Pi & More)

Official Release Notes
Visit the Official GitHub

New Feature

DVM — Decentralized Version Manager

“During the 10+ years of cryptocurrency wallet innovations, there has always been one floating problem with wallets:
Users must keep an active eye on social media, news outlets, GitHub and websites. In case an update releases for a wallet, this can be a frustrating process, especially for new users in the cryptosphere. When it comes to notifications, messages, etc. within wallets, the equation of security always comes in mind. Hence, Bitcoin eventually depreciated its global message / notification system due to worries of creating a central point of failure within that very feature. Which means allowing one single user to control a specific part of the network, however large that may be.

One way of solving this issue is to think in a truly decentralized fashion… meet the ZENZO DVM.
The DVM is a peer-to-peer version manager and update tracker, custom-built for ZENZO-Core. This is a hardcoded network algorithm that tracks all connected peers of a node, collects their client versions and measures the percentage of nodes that are higher than, matching, or lower than the node’s own version.
This system can notify the user of a new update release via the local wallet QT GUI with minimal risk of the update notification being hijacked or manipulated by an outside attacker or middle-man.
The ZENZO DVM will start operating at a 25% consensus requirement. This means at least 25% of connected peers must be a higher version than your node to trigger the update process.

Updates are completely optional and can be ignored at the will of the user. However, we will always recommend to update whenever available, due to the improvements and additions new releases have to offer.
Upgrades and updates beyond v1.2.0 are guaranteed to be much easier to use than any other QT-based cryptocurrency currently.”

JSKitty, Project Maintainer & Core Developer

Vulnerability Patch (Fake Stake — PIVX)
Read about the “Fake Stake” Vulnerability & Patch here.

Disabling of ZeroCoin Protocol
Listed above were some of the biggest improvements and upgrades for ZENZO Core Wallet v.1.2.1. If you’re interested in seeing the Official Release Notes on GitHub, you can read them here. Thank you all for your patience. If you really want to help, please download and run the latest ZENZO Core Wallet v.1.2.1 and help any friends and others download it here.