ZCAP Poll Now Open: NU7
Today, we opened a SIV poll of the Zcash Community Advisory Panel (ZCAP) , which will run until Monday, September 14th, 19:00 UTC, concurrently with the coinholder poll. The purpose of this poll is to resolve the outstanding scope questions for NU7. Deciding the Scope of NU7 This poll follows the NU7 Sentiment Polling from earlier this year, which surfaced where the community stood on a range of possible NU7 features. Several questions were left open, and this poll is intended to settle them.
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Zcash Foundation Welcomes a New Technical Program Manager
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Zebra 7.0.0-rc.0: NU7 Arrives on Testnet
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Zebra 6.4.2 Release
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