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Test release 0.1.0-rc.16

6529 Validator

It runs on your computer, computes each day's TDH from Ethereum and signs it.

0.1.0-rc.16 is an urgent update

This release starts the 6529 chain, with the test currency $fake6529. The chain starts at 12:00 UTC on 13 November. Update before then to earn $fake6529 from its first day.

If you run a release before 0.1.0-rc.9, update by 2026-11-08 00:00 UTC. From Sunday 8 November, 00:00 UTC, signed TDH counts only on the new chain, which 0.1.0-rc.9 runs.

Download for Mac

0.1.0-rc.16 · macOS 11 or newer · Apple silicon or Intel · 107.3 MB

Download for Windows

0.1.0-rc.16 · Windows 10 or 11 · 64-bit · 42.1 MB

Three steps

  1. Step 1: Open it

    Drag 6529 Validator to Applications, then open it from Applications, never from the disk image. When macOS asks if you're sure, press Open.

    A drawing of the macOS question: “6529 Validator” is an app downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it? The Open button is circled.
    What you'll see (a drawing)

  2. Step 2: Follow the app

    It makes this computer's key and asks your wallet to sign once. That sends no transaction and costs nothing. If your wallet is in another browser, press Copy sign-in link and open the link there. If it's on your phone, choose Your phone (Use your phone in the app's window), paste the wallet's address and scan the code.

    The app's Authorize step: Authorize with your wallet. Your wallet signs one message. It costs no gas and moves nothing.
    From the app

  3. Step 3: Leave it running

    It signs once a day by itself.

    The app's Today page after setup: You're set. Your first signature is tomorrow.
    From the app
What else you'll see on a Mac
  • macOS says Background Items Added. That is the validator, which runs whenever you are logged in.
  • While the validator service starts, the app shows each step and what it is doing now. If one takes too long, the app says which, with Restart the validator service and Show the log.
  • If macOS says it could not verify the app, or that Apple can't check it, press Move to Trash and tell us. Don't press Open Anyway in System Settings.
A drawing of the macOS 15 warning: “6529 Validator” Not Opened. Apple could not verify “6529 Validator” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy. Buttons: Done, Move to Trash.
What you'll see (a drawing)

What you need

  • A 64-bit computer: a Mac with macOS 11 or newer, a Windows 10 or 11 PC, or a Linux computer, a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 among them.
  • One that stays on, at home or in your office. A cloud server works too.
Hardware guide

Send feedback

Post your results in the Ministry of Validation wave, using this template:

Computer and system:
File installed:
Home or data center:
Tor, on or off:
What happened:
Times, in UTC:

In the app, Report a problem (in 6529's logo menu) makes a cleaned report with a box for your words, for you to paste there. It leaves out your account, addresses and names. Don't post raw logs or status files: they show your keys and your account.

6529 never starts a DM with you or asks for a seed phrase.

Linux and the terminal

  • Linux, x86-64

    Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12 or newer · Intel or AMD · 34.7 MB

    Download

  • Linux, ARM64

    Raspberry Pi 4 or 5, other ARM64 · 64-bit OS · 31.9 MB

    Download

  • Linux AppImage, x86-64

    Other Linux desktops · runs only while open · 50.5 MB

    Download

Linux needs glibc 2.35 or newer: Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, Linux Mint 21, Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm (64-bit) or newer. In the folder with the file, run this on x86-64:

sudo apt install ./6529-validator_0.1.0_amd64.deb

Or this on ARM64:

sudo apt install ./6529-validator_0.1.0_arm64.deb

It installs a service that starts with the computer. Then open 6529 Validator from your apps, or run validator open, and follow the page. On a computer with no screen, follow the steps the install prints.

The AppImage is for other Linux desktops on x86-64. Make it executable with chmod +x 6529-Validator-0.1.0-x86_64.AppImage, then open it. It signs only while it is open.

Each terminal archive holds the program and its install guide, in docs/install/. On a cloud server, keep the defaults, with Tor on.

  • Mac archive, Apple silicon

    Terminal archive · 51.1 MB

    Download

  • Mac archive, Intel

    Terminal archive · 55.1 MB

    Download

  • Windows archive, x86-64

    Terminal archive · 50.3 MB

    Download

  • Linux archive, x86-64

    Terminal archive · 54.3 MB

    Download

  • Linux archive, ARM64

    Terminal archive · 53.1 MB

    Download
All files and checksums

Build 0.1.0-rc.16, published 2026-11-13, commit 7a9a4c8. Earlier builds are under Releases.

FileSizeSHA-256PublisherDownload
Mac, Apple silicon or IntelApp (.dmg)6529-Validator-0.1.0.dmgSize107.3 MBSHA-25611ef8385b77a…Publisher6529 Collection LLCnotarized by AppleDownload
Windows, x86-64Installer (Setup.exe)6529-Validator-Setup-0.1.0-x64.exeSize42.1 MBSHA-2566766c7e92e8f…Publisher6529 Collection LLCDownload
Linux, x86-64.deb package6529-validator_0.1.0_amd64.debSize34.7 MBSHA-256e0f574c8dff1…PublisherNoneDownload
Linux, ARM64.deb package6529-validator_0.1.0_arm64.debSize31.9 MBSHA-2569778a2d3687d…PublisherNoneDownload
Linux, x86-64AppImage6529-Validator-0.1.0-x86_64.AppImageSize50.5 MBSHA-256faabfd291985…PublisherNoneDownload
Windows, x86-64Installer (.msi), the one inside Setup.exe6529-Validator-0.1.0-x64.msiSize41.5 MBSHA-256535d8d958a49…Publisher6529 Collection LLCDownload
Mac, Apple siliconTerminal archivevalidator-0.1.0-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gzSize51.1 MBSHA-25696215908d1e2…Publisher6529 Collection LLCnotarized by AppleDownload
Mac, IntelTerminal archivevalidator-0.1.0-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gzSize55.1 MBSHA-256dee127854a2c…Publisher6529 Collection LLCnotarized by AppleDownload
Windows, x86-64Terminal archivevalidator-0.1.0-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zipSize50.3 MBSHA-256a5ef961450bb…Publisher6529 Collection LLCDownload
Linux, x86-64Terminal archivevalidator-0.1.0-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gzSize54.3 MBSHA-256038f6eab25b4…PublisherNoneDownload
Linux, ARM64Terminal archivevalidator-0.1.0-aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gzSize53.1 MBSHA-256ca6fd723367b…PublisherNoneDownload
AnySource of lyrebird, Tor's bridge program in the validator (GPL 3.0 or later)lyrebird-0.9.0-source.tar.gzSize66.6 MBSHA-2564dd0d054eb95…PublisherNoneDownload
Anyrelease.json: its commit and each program's SHA-256release.jsonSize6 kBSHA-256708bd3f68950…PublisherNoneDownload

Each SHA-256 comes from 6529's signed list of releases. This page checks that signature before it lists a file. The publisher is the name your system should show when it opens the file or, for an archive, the program inside it; this page doesn't check it, so check it yourself.

Check a file

In the folder with the file, run the command for your system and compare what it prints with the SHA-256 above. Windows prints capital letters; the letters and digits must match. If they differ, delete the file.

  • Mac, in Terminalshasum -a 256 6529-Validator-0.1.0.dmg
  • Windows, in PowerShellGet-FileHash .\6529-Validator-Setup-0.1.0-x64.exe
  • Linuxsha256sum 6529-validator_0.1.0_amd64.deb
SHA256SUMS

It lists the SHA-256 of every file. On Linux, in a folder with it and your downloads, run sha256sum --check --ignore-missing SHA256SUMS to check them all. 6529 also signs the list of releases, and your validator checks that signature before it tells you about a new one.

Known issues

The known issues list each one with its workaround. A new install must start before about 2026-11-23 03:30 UTC, and 0.1.0 stops signing on 1 December.