With the upcoming release of Dogecoin Core 1.14.8, the well-known memecoin Dogecoin will get a significant security boost. The main goal of this important update is to make the assembly process more repeatable, which is a key way to make the network safer and more reliable overall.
A developer who went by the name “junior developer” said that Dogecoin Core 1.14.8 had passed the test for reproducibility. This means that more than one developer can safely get the same result from the compilation process. This accomplishment is very important for the safety of the Dogecoin network.
Core Client Vital Role
The Dogecoin Core app is an important part of the network because it lets people participate, verifies transactions, and sends them to other people. It also stores users’ keys.
The junior coder stressed how important it was for the core client to be able to be reproduced. They said that users had to trust the compiled software without being able to check every line of code, which could put them at risk of being exploited.
Such flaws could let hackers get to users’ secret keys or identities, which could lead to bad things like a clogged network or even a full takeover of the network. The Dogecoin Core team is committed to making sure that users don’t have to believe anyone without checking them out first.
The newest version of Dogecoin Core is meant to make development safer and more open by letting multiple developers easily make the same output from the same code and libraries that depend on it. This way of doing things makes the network safer and the Dogecoin group more open and reliable.
In current market activity, the price of Dogecoin dropped 2.5% on August 2 and ended the day at $0.1131. Even though its value has gone down, Dogecoin still has 62% of the memecoin market, making it the leader.
CoinMarketCap says that the total market value of memecoins has gone down over the last ten days, going from $54.70 billion on July 22 to $42.91 billion on August 2. This is a 21.5% drop.
