⚙️ Bitcoin Core – Friday, 18 September 2026
**RC1 testing surfaces two bundled fixes**
As the roughly four-week v32.0rc1 testing window continues, details emerged on two security fixes already folded into the candidate: a wallet-naming flaw that could trigger commands on non-Windows nodes, and an HTTP-server memory-exhaustion bug that cut unauthenticated memory growth from about 3.2GB to 3MB. No new RC has been tagged.
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Bitcoin Core v32 RC1 brings PSBTv2 defaults, fee estimation changes and HTTP limits. Operators face compatibility and rollback checks before final ...
⚙️ Bitcoin Core – Tuesday, 15 September 2026
**v32.0rc1 finally tagged**
Sedited tagged v32.0rc1 on September 14, a day after the last update, opening roughly a four-week testing window in which only bug fixes surfaced by RC testing can still land before the October 10 final release; further RCs will follow if critical issues turn up.
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/36246
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