feat: version 2 asset unlocks with stable txids and InstantSend locks (DIP-0027 amendment, v24) - #7639
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… signing info zeroed Version 2 asset unlock payloads are serialized identically to version 1; the version byte, gated on DEPLOYMENT_V24, changes how the transaction is hashed: the txid excludes the trailing requestedHeight, quorumHash and quorumSig payload fields - exactly the fields Platform changes when it re-signs an expired withdrawal - so every re-signed instance of one withdrawal is the same transaction. Spends of its outputs reference that stable txid and stay valid across re-signs with no aliasing in the mempool, UTXO or wallet layers. The full-serialization hash remains available as GetInstanceHash() to distinguish the instances of one withdrawal for relay and for the coinbase commitment introduced in the next commit. The signed message is unchanged: it zeroes only quorumSig and must be computed from the full serialization, never via GetHash().
…se transaction Version 2 asset unlock txids exclude the quorum signing info, so the block merkle root no longer commits to those bytes. Coinbase transaction version 4, required once v24 activates, adds merkleRootAssetUnlocks: a merkle root over the instance hashes of the block's version 2 asset unlocks in block order, null when there are none. The root is verified in CheckMerkleRoot as a mutation check, mirroring segwit's witness commitment: a middleman can alter signing-info bytes without breaking the merkle root, and treating the mismatch as block invalidity would let it poison an honest block's hash. Compact block short IDs are computed from instance hashes (equal to the txid for every other transaction), so a mempool entry holding a different re-signed instance of a withdrawal is requested via getblocktxn instead of being spliced into the reconstructed block; the FillBlock mutation check backstops any remaining short ID collision.
… EvoDB transaction CCreditPoolManager::AddToCache persists a snapshot every 576th height via evoDb.WriteDerived. When a pool is constructed on a cold cache from a transaction-less context - mempool acceptance or block template creation right after startup - that write lands in an EvoDB transaction nobody commits and trips the clean-transaction assertion (evodb.cpp:99) at the next root commit, aborting the node at flush/shutdown. Skip the optional snapshot outside a block-scoped transaction; a skipped snapshot is simply reconstructed from an earlier one.
…d version 2 asset unlocks A re-signed instance of a pending withdrawal shares the mempool entry's txid; AcceptToMemoryPool routes it through a refresh path that fully validates the fresh instance and, when its requestedHeight is higher, swaps it into the existing entry in place - descendants, ancestry and fee accounting are untouched because everything the txid covers is identical. Stale or duplicate instances are rejected (assetunlock-stale-instance). BroadcastTransaction submits such refreshes instead of short-circuiting on the known txid. Version 2 unlocks are not expiry-evicted: an expired instance stays in the mempool awaiting its replacement so descendants never die with it, and the miner instead skips instances that are not currently minable.
Re-signed instances of one withdrawal share a txid, so txid-based announcement can never propagate a refresh: peers holding the stale instance see a known txid and don't fetch, and a rejected stale instance in the rejects filter would poison the fresh one. A new MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK inventory type (protocol 70242) announces these transactions by instance hash; getdata for it is answered with a plain tx message, requests and rejects are tracked per instance, and AlreadyHave consults the mempool's instance map. Peers on older protocol versions receive a plain MSG_TX announcement of the current instance and never see refreshes.
…ning with withdrawal re-signs Transaction JSON for version 2 asset unlocks gains instanceHash, the full-serialization hash distinguishing the re-signed instances that share one txid. platformsign allows signing a request id again with a different message hash, truncating the previously recovered signature so the new session is not short-circuited, and ProcessRecoveredSig lets a fresher recovered signature supersede the stored one for the platform quorum type. Platform legitimately re-signs one withdrawal (one request id) with changing message hashes - the message hash commits to the signing height and quorum - so the one-recovered-sig-per-id constraint must not pin the first signature forever. This also removes a narrow pre-existing race for EHF signals.
Pre-fork rejection; spending an unmined version 2 unlock by its stable txid; an in-place refresh by a fresher re-signed instance with the child untouched and the instanceHash rotating; MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK announcements observed for both the initial instance and the refresh; stale-instance rejection; survival of the expired instance and its child; flushing leftover withdrawals and clearing the window; and mining a fresh re-sign together with the child, asserting the CbTx version 4 commitment against the mined instance hash. sync_mempools() compares txid sets and is satisfied before a refresh (same txid) has propagated, so a sync_unlock_instance helper waits for every node to hold the exact instance. The test framework negotiates protocol 70242 to receive MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK invs.
The credit pool's withdrawal limit is enforced only when a block is connected, so an unlock that exceeds the day's remaining limit is indistinguishable in the mempool from one miners will include. The mempool now keeps the sum of the withdrawal amounts (outputs plus fee, the quantity the credit pool charges) of every asset unlock it holds, and a withdrawal-index map over them. When the pending total does not exceed the credit pool's current limit every pending withdrawal fits the next block; InstantSend uses this in the next commit to decide whether an unlock may be locked. The total is exposed as pendingassetunlocks in getmempoolinfo. Instances of one withdrawal signed under different versions have different txids but claim the same index, so mining any one of them evicts the others (removeAssetUnlockConflicts), including version 2 instances that are never expiry-evicted. Sanity checks in check() recompute both the total and the index map.
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participant Peer
participant PeerManager
participant Mempool
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participant Miner
Peer->>PeerManager: Announce MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK by instance hash
PeerManager->>Mempool: Request and accept transaction
Mempool->>InstantSend: Submit canonical lock input
InstantSend-->>Mempool: Record InstantSend lock
Miner->>Mempool: Select minable Asset Unlock
Miner->>Miner: Commit instance hashes in CbTx
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In `@src/evo/evodb.h`:
- Line 125: Update HasActiveTransaction() to return true only when called from
the thread that owns the active transaction; otherwise return false, while
preserving the existing active_transaction.has_value() behavior for the owning
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In `@src/llmq/signing.cpp`:
- Line 552: Update TruncateRecoveredSig and both of its call sites to pass
deleteTimeKey=true when removing the recovered signature, ensuring the stale
rs_t entry is deleted while rs_h and rs_s are retained.
In `@src/test/evo_assetlocks_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 662-664: Strengthen the assertions after
ReplaceAssetUnlockInstance by verifying that unlock_v2 and unlock_v2_resigned
have different instance hashes, then retrieve the mempool transaction using its
stable transaction ID and assert its instance hash equals
unlock_v2_resigned->GetInstanceHash().
- Around line 507-511: Update the re-signing test cases in
src/test/evo_assetlocks_tests.cpp:507-511 and
src/test/evo_assetlocks_tests.cpp:635-638 to use non-empty, differing quorumSig
values. In the make_unlock_tx helper, verify that changing quorumSig preserves
the stable txid while changing the instance hash; in the Asset Unlock commitment
test, verify that changing quorumSig changes the commitment root.
In `@src/validation.cpp`:
- Line 1301: Update AcceptMultipleTransactions and AcceptPackage to apply the
same instance-hash and freshness handling used by TryAssetUnlockRefresh before
stable transaction ID rejection or de-duplication. Ensure a fresher Asset Unlock
instance is refreshed and accepted in both multi-transaction testmempoolaccept
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| auto make_unlock_tx = [&](uint8_t version, uint64_t index, uint32_t fee, uint32_t requested_height, | ||
| const uint256& quorum_hash) { | ||
| CMutableTransaction tx_tmp(tx); | ||
| SetTxPayload(tx_tmp, CAssetUnlockPayload{version, index, fee, requested_height, quorum_hash, | ||
| unlockPayload->getQuorumSig()}); |
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Exercise quorumSig in all re-signing hash tests.
The current cases vary other signing fields but keep quorumSig empty.
src/test/evo_assetlocks_tests.cpp#L507-L511: verify that changingquorumSigpreserves the stable txid and changes the instance hash.src/test/evo_assetlocks_tests.cpp#L635-L638: verify that changingquorumSigchanges the Asset Unlock commitment root.
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| const uint256& relay_hash{is_stable_unlock ? tx.GetInstanceHash() : txid}; | ||
| AddKnownInv(*peer, relay_hash); |
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When a re-signed version-2 Asset Unlock is accepted, this code computes the required instance-hash announcement, but the successful receive path later calls _RelayTransaction(tx.GetHash()) (the shared stable txid). Peers that already hold the previous signing instance therefore see the MSG_TX announcement as already known and do not request the refreshed transaction, so the new quorum signature cannot propagate and the withdrawal can remain unminable after expiry. Relay the instance hash using the MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK path for stable unlocks.
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| if (!args.m_test_accept) { | ||
| m_pool.ReplaceAssetUnlockInstance(ptx); | ||
| GetMainSignals().TransactionAddedToMempool(ptx, args.m_accept_time, m_pool.GetAndIncrementSequence()); |
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When a stable-txid unlock is refreshed, this calls TransactionAddedToMempool with the new instance, but CInstantSendManager::AddNonLockedTx only stores the transaction pointer when the txid is first inserted. If the refresh is not lockable yet (for example because the pending withdrawal total exceeds the limit), RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks later queues the old expired instance from info.tx, so every retry rechecks the stale signature/window and the fresher instance is never locked unless Platform submits another refresh.
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In `@src/net_processing.cpp`:
- Around line 2633-2634: Make the `_RelayTransaction` announcement-version
lookup compile by declaring `GetTxAnnouncement` before its use and replacing the
nonexistent `Peer::GetCommonVersion()` call with the negotiated version
available from `CNode` (or persist that value in `Peer` during the version
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… unlocks Three regressions from 214a10d: - _RelayTransaction called GetCommonVersion() on a Peer, which has no such accessor, and used GetTxAnnouncement before its definition, breaking every build. The hunk was unnecessary: PushInv queues the txid and the trickle loop in SendMessages already converts it to a MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK announcement by instance hash for peers that understand it. Revert it. - AcceptMultipleTransactions short-circuited a mempooled version 2 unlock through TryAssetUnlockRefresh with `continue`, leaving the Workspace fee and size fields uninitialized for the package feerate sum and the txid inside txns, so PackageMempoolChecks hit its not-in-mempool assertion. A two-entry testmempoolaccept containing a held unlock aborted the node. Revert the hunk; the package path now reports txn-already-in-mempool as before, and refreshes remain admitted via single-transaction submission and AcceptPackage. - AddNonLockedTx only stored the transaction on first insert, so a re-signed instance that was not lockable on arrival left the expired instance tracked and RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks re-checked the stale window and signature every block. Replace the tracked instance when a stable-txid unlock with a different instance hash arrives. Tests: unit test for the retry queue handing out the fresh instance, and a functional assertion that package test acceptance of a held unlock returns txn-already-in-mempool instead of crashing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| } else if (tx.nType == TRANSACTION_ASSET_UNLOCK) { | ||
| auto assetUnlockTx = *Assert(GetTxPayload<CAssetUnlockPayload>(tx)); | ||
| mapAssetUnlockExpiry.insert({tx_hash, assetUnlockTx.getHeightToExpiry()}); | ||
| const auto assetUnlockTx = *Assert(GetTxPayload<CAssetUnlockPayload>(tx)); | ||
| m_asset_unlock_indexes.emplace(assetUnlockTx.getIndex(), tx_hash); | ||
| m_pending_asset_unlock_amount += GetAssetUnlockAmount(tx, assetUnlockTx); |
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When two otherwise distinct Asset Unlock transactions claim the same withdrawal index, this unconditionally adds both to m_asset_unlock_indexes and increases m_pending_asset_unlock_amount; normal admission only removes index conflicts when IsInstantSendWaitingForTx(hash) is true. Since CheckCanLockAssetUnlock refuses to lock an index while more than one claimant is present, these duplicates can remain indefinitely, inflate the pending total above the credit-pool limit, and prevent valid withdrawals from receiving InstantSend locks (and can cause the miner's credit-pool package to be skipped for a duplicate-index error). Reject or replace an existing claimant during ordinary mempool admission.
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| // (e.g. a pool constructed on a cold cache during mempool acceptance or template creation), | ||
| // where the write would never be committed and would trip the clean-transaction assertion | ||
| // at the next root commit. A skipped snapshot is reconstructed from an earlier one. | ||
| if (height % DISK_SNAPSHOT_PERIOD == 0 && evoDb.HasActiveTransaction()) { |
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Credit-pool disk snapshots are now effectively never written.
AddToCache() is only reached from ConstructCreditPool(), i.e. only on a cache miss. Gating the snapshot on HasActiveTransaction() therefore doesn't just defer the write — it drops it permanently:
ConnectBlock(H)(whereH % 576 == 0) only builds the pool forH-1; the pool forHis not yet cached.- Before
H+1arrives, something constructs the pool forHoutside a block-scoped transaction —getblocktemplate(CreateNewBlock→GetCreditPoolDiffForBlock→GetCreditPool(tip)), the new ATMP check inMemPoolAccept::PreChecks,getassetunlockstatuses(which Platform polls continuously on masternodes), orCheckCanLockAssetUnlock.HasActiveTransaction()is false, the snapshot is skipped, but the in-memory LRU is populated. ConnectBlock(H+1)callsGetCreditPool(H), hits the cache, and never callsConstructCreditPool/AddToCacheagain.
So the snapshot for H is never persisted — and the same happens at every subsequent multiple of 576 on any node that mines or serves Platform. After a restart the LRU is empty, GetFromCache() only consults disk at heights divisible by 576, finds nothing, and GetCreditPool() walks back block by block to the V20 activation height, ReadBlockFromDisk-ing hundreds of thousands of blocks — under cs_main when the caller is ATMP.
Suggest persisting the snapshot outside the EvoDB transaction (a direct write, since a snapshot is derived and idempotent), or forcing a reconstruct-and-write at snapshot heights during block connect, rather than trading the assertion crash for a silent loss of the optimization.
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| if (const auto opt_unlock = tx.IsPlatformTransfer() ? GetTxPayload<CAssetUnlockPayload>(tx) : std::nullopt; | ||
| opt_unlock && m_chain_helper.credit_pool_manager->GetCreditPool(m_active_chainstate.m_chain.Tip()) | ||
| .indexes.Contains(opt_unlock->getIndex())) { | ||
| return state.Invalid(TxValidationResult::TX_CONFLICT, "txn-already-known"); |
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GetCreditPool() can throw, and there is no handler anywhere in the ATMP path.
GetCreditPool → ConstructCreditPool → GetCreditDataFromBlock throws std::runtime_error("failed-getcbforblock-read") when ReadBlockFromDisk fails (pruned or damaged block file); ConstructCreditPool itself throws on failed-getcreditpool-index-duplicated and on a negative limit; AddToCache can throw EvoDbInconsistencyError. Every other credit-pool caller wraps this — GetCreditPoolDiffForBlock has a try/catch, CheckSpecialTxInner has a try/catch — but PreChecks does not, and grep -n catch src/validation.cpp confirms nothing in AcceptToMemoryPool/AcceptSingleTransaction catches either.
Concretely: a peer relays any asset unlock while the local block store is degraded, the exception escapes AcceptToMemoryPool into PeerManagerImpl::ProcessMessage (aborting message handling for that message), and out of BroadcastTransaction into the RPC dispatcher. Please wrap the lookup, or route it through the same error translation GetCreditPoolDiffForBlock uses.
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| // a minable one in the mempool. Platform pools withdrawals under the same daily limit, so | ||
| // the pending total exceeding it means something is wrong and nothing is locked until the | ||
| // window clears rather than guessing which withdrawals miners will pick. | ||
| const CCreditPool pool = chainstate.ChainHelper().GetCreditPool(tip); |
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Same unguarded GetCreditPool() throw, but here it takes the node down.
CheckCanLockAssetUnlock is reached from NetInstantSend::WorkThreadMain → ProcessPendingRetryLockTxs → ProcessTx → CheckCanLock, and RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks() now drives that path on every connected block for every tracked unmined unlock.
GetCreditPool() can throw std::runtime_error (failed-getcbforblock-read on a ReadBlockFromDisk failure, duplicated index, negative limit) or EvoDbInconsistencyError. WorkThreadMain has no try/catch, and util::TraceThread logs and rethrows, so the exception reaches std::terminate and kills the masternode — instead of just failing to sign this one lock. Worth a try/catch that logs and refuses the lock.
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| } else { | ||
| m_recent_rejects.insert(tx.GetHash()); | ||
| ForgetTx(tx.GetHash()); | ||
| m_recent_rejects.insert(relay_hash); |
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A rejected v2 unlock is never deduplicated when announced by txid.
Here only the instance hash goes into m_recent_rejects, but AlreadyHave() keeps consulting the rejects filter by txid for MSG_TX.
Scenario: a v2 unlock with a bad quorum signature arrives and is rejected; m_recent_rejects gets its instance hash, ForgetTx clears the tracker. A peer below ASSET_UNLOCK_INV_VERSION (70242) announces that transaction as MSG_TX + txid — GetTxAnnouncement deliberately downgrades for such peers. AlreadyHave(MSG_TX, txid) then checks the orphanage, m_recent_confirmed_transactions, m_recent_rejects, m_mempool.exists and the txindex, all keyed by txid, none of which know the instance hash → returns false → we re-request and fully re-validate the transaction, BLS quorum-signature check included, every time it is announced. A malicious peer can loop this for free.
Inserting the txid as well for stable-txid unlocks would restore the guard without reintroducing the poisoning problem: a fresh instance is admitted through AlreadyHave's MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK branch, which never consults the txid.
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| // that a re-signed instance of a withdrawal already in the mempool (sharing its txid) | ||
| // still propagates. | ||
| const bool is_stable_unlock{IsAssetUnlockWithStableTxid(tx)}; | ||
| if (is_stable_unlock) nInvType = MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK; |
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Overwriting nInvType here makes a dstx carrying a v2 asset unlock skip ValidateDSTX entirely.
nInvType is set to MSG_DSTX when the message is parsed as NetMsgType::DSTX, and this line then replaces it with MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK. Both downstream if (nInvType == MSG_DSTX) blocks are consequently dead for such a transaction:
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ValidateDSTX()call is skipped — no masternode validity check, no DSTX rate limit, noMisbehavingscoring; m_dstxman.AddDSTX(dstx)is never called on success.
A peer can wrap a v2 asset unlock in a dstx message to bypass the DSTX rate limiter. Keying those branches on msg_type == NetMsgType::DSTX (or on a separate is_dstx bool captured before the overwrite) rather than on the mutated nInvType would fix it.
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| const bool is_stable_unlock{IsAssetUnlockWithStableTxid(tx)}; | ||
| if (is_stable_unlock) nInvType = MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK; | ||
| const uint256& relay_hash{is_stable_unlock ? tx.GetInstanceHash() : txid}; | ||
| AddKnownInv(*peer, relay_hash); |
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Only the instance hash goes into the sender's known filter, so we echo v2 unlocks back to pre-70242 peers.
A peer negotiated below 70242 sends us a v2 asset unlock as a plain tx. AddKnownInv(*peer, relay_hash) records only tx.GetInstanceHash(). After acceptance, _RelayTransaction(tx.GetHash()) queues the txid for every peer, and in SendMessages GetTxAnnouncement(*txinfo.tx, pto->GetCommonVersion()) returns {MSG_TX, txid} for that legacy peer. m_tx_inventory_known_filter.contains(txid) is false (we only ever inserted the instance hash), so we announce the transaction straight back to the peer we got it from — wasted bandwidth, and exactly the originator echo the known filter exists to suppress.
Inserting both the txid and the instance hash for stable-txid unlocks (here and in the SendMessages announce paths) would keep refreshes propagating while restoring the echo suppression.
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| void CInstantSendManager::RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks() |
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This re-queues unlocks that have already left the mempool, forever.
An asset unlock that leaves the mempool without being mined or locked is never erased from nonLockedTxs:
TransactionRemovedFromMempool→CInstantSendManager::TransactionIsRemovedreturns early because there is no islock for the txid;NetInstantSend::ClearConflictingonly runs for themapNextTx-derivedtoDeleteset, which by construction cannot contain an input-less unlock;BlockConnectedonly clears the txid actually mined, which in the case that evicted it (removeAssetUnlockConflictson a cross-version instance of the same index) is a different txid.
So the entry survives with info.tx set and pindexMined == nullptr, and this loop inserts it into pendingRetryTxs on every connected block for the life of the node. PrepareTxToRetry/ProcessTx then re-evaluates it each time (cheap — CheckCanLockAssetUnlock bails at not in mempool), but nonLockedTxs and the retry set grow without bound on a long-running masternode. Time-based mempool expiry of an unlocked v2 unlock produces the same orphaned entry.
Before this PR unlocks never entered nonLockedTxs at all (the vin.empty() early-out), so this is new. Either call RemoveNonLockedTx from removeAssetUnlockConflicts/the removal callback for unlocks, or have this loop skip (and drop) entries whose txid is no longer in the mempool.
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Preliminary review — Phase 1 blocker gate
The PR still contains several in-scope correctness, denial-of-service, and crash risks in the new Asset Unlock and InstantSend paths. The package-refresh and earlier build/relay regressions were addressed by the current head, but the remaining unguarded credit-pool lookups, duplicate-index admission, retry bookkeeping, DSTX classification, and rejection deduplication require changes.
Validated blockers were found by the Phase-1 review and confirmed by a fresh verifier. Phase 2 is deferred until a fresh same-head revalidation clears the blocker gate.
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🔴 Blocking: Retry queue is never drained, causing repeated expensive lock attempts
src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp:247-273
PrepareTxToRetry() copies transactions from pendingRetryTxs but never removes the IDs. Every 100 ms the worker retries every still-unlockable unlock, including full special-transaction and signature checks plus credit-pool reconstruction/locking. The set is also repopulated on every block connection. This creates persistent needless CPU and lock contention. Remove the IDs from the pending queue when preparing a batch, while allowing the next block or refresh to enqueue them again.
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🔴 Blocking: A DSTX-wrapped v2 unlock bypasses DSTX validation and accounting
src/net_processing.cpp:4858-4888
For a DSTX message, nInvType is initially MSG_DSTX, but the stable-unlock branch overwrites it with MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK. The subsequent validation and successful-registration branches test nInvType == MSG_DSTX, so they are skipped for a v2 Asset Unlock carried in a DSTX envelope. This bypasses ValidateDSTX (including authorization, scoring, and rate limiting) and prevents the DSTX manager from recording the message. Preserve the original message-type test in those branches instead of using the rewritten inventory type.
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🟡 Suggestion: Snapshot-height credit-pool caches can be populated without persisting the snapshot
src/evo/creditpool.cpp:144-155
AddToCache persists only when a block-scoped EvoDB transaction is active, but it is reached only on a cache miss. At a snapshot height, callers such as ATMP, block-template construction, status RPCs, or InstantSend can construct and cache the pool outside that transaction. The later block connection then hits the in-memory cache and never retries persistence, so the disk snapshot is silently lost. Persist the derived snapshot in a safe non-transactional path or ensure block connection reconstructs and writes it at snapshot heights.
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In `src/instantsend/signing.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/instantsend/signing.cpp:224-227: Unguarded credit-pool lookup can terminate the node from the InstantSend worker
`CheckCanLockAssetUnlock` calls `GetCreditPool(tip)` without handling its exceptions. The lookup can throw while reconstructing the pool, including on block-read failures, inconsistent duplicate indexes, negative limits, or EvoDB inconsistencies. This function is reached from the background InstantSend worker, whose thread wrapper rethrows uncaught exceptions, so a transient or persisted credit-pool problem can terminate the process instead of simply refusing this lock. Catch the relevant exception and return a lock refusal.
In `src/validation.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/validation.cpp:888-892: Credit-pool lookup escapes the mempool admission path
The new mined-index check calls `GetCreditPool(...)` directly from `MemPoolAccept::PreChecks`. `GetCreditPool` can throw while reconstructing or validating the credit pool, but this path does not translate the failure into `TxValidationState`. A peer-submitted unlock or an RPC submission can therefore escape normal ATMP error handling, rather than being rejected with a validation error. Wrap the lookup and convert failures to an appropriate state error, consistently with the other credit-pool callers.
In `src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp:247-273: Retry queue is never drained, causing repeated expensive lock attempts
`PrepareTxToRetry()` copies transactions from `pendingRetryTxs` but never removes the IDs. Every 100 ms the worker retries every still-unlockable unlock, including full special-transaction and signature checks plus credit-pool reconstruction/locking. The set is also repopulated on every block connection. This creates persistent needless CPU and lock contention. Remove the IDs from the pending queue when preparing a batch, while allowing the next block or refresh to enqueue them again.
- [BLOCKING] src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp:247-255: Removed unmined unlocks remain in InstantSend tracking indefinitely
`RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks()` requeues every tracked, unmined asset unlock without checking that it remains in the mempool. Asset Unlocks have empty `vin`, so the ordinary conflicting-input cleanup cannot remove these records. If an unlock is evicted, expires, or is displaced by an index conflict without being mined or locked, its `nonLockedTxs` entry remains indefinitely and is retried on every block. Remove entries whose stable transaction ID no longer exists in the mempool, or perform equivalent cleanup from the removal path.
In `src/txmempool.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/txmempool.cpp:660-666: Mempool admission permits duplicate withdrawal indexes
The asset-unlock insertion path unconditionally inserts the withdrawal index and adds the amount to the pending total. The corresponding admission logic does not reject an ordinary second claimant unless the InstantSend-waiting path happens to run. Two distinct unlocks for one index can therefore coexist, causing the InstantSend eligibility check to reject both and inflating the pending total. A peer can use this to prevent a valid withdrawal from receiving an InstantSend lock. Reject or explicitly replace an existing claimant for the same withdrawal index during normal admission.
In `src/net_processing.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/net_processing.cpp:4858-4888: A DSTX-wrapped v2 unlock bypasses DSTX validation and accounting
For a `DSTX` message, `nInvType` is initially `MSG_DSTX`, but the stable-unlock branch overwrites it with `MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK`. The subsequent validation and successful-registration branches test `nInvType == MSG_DSTX`, so they are skipped for a v2 Asset Unlock carried in a DSTX envelope. This bypasses `ValidateDSTX` (including authorization, scoring, and rate limiting) and prevents the DSTX manager from recording the message. Preserve the original message-type test in those branches instead of using the rewritten inventory type.
- [SUGGESTION] src/net_processing.cpp:4983-4988: Rejected v2 unlocks are not deduplicated for legacy MSG_TX announcements
The rejection path records only `relay_hash`, which is the instance hash for a v2 unlock. Legacy peers announce the same transaction as `MSG_TX` using the stable txid, and `AlreadyHave` checks the rejects filter with that txid. The node will therefore repeatedly request and revalidate the same rejected transaction from such peers, including its quorum-signature verification. Record the txid as well as the instance hash for stable-txid unlocks; fresh instances still use the instance-hash path.
In `src/evo/creditpool.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/evo/creditpool.cpp:144-155: Snapshot-height credit-pool caches can be populated without persisting the snapshot
`AddToCache` persists only when a block-scoped EvoDB transaction is active, but it is reached only on a cache miss. At a snapshot height, callers such as ATMP, block-template construction, status RPCs, or InstantSend can construct and cache the pool outside that transaction. The later block connection then hits the in-memory cache and never retries persistence, so the disk snapshot is silently lost. Persist the derived snapshot in a safe non-transactional path or ensure block connection reconstructs and writes it at snapshot heights.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Squash broken commit 214a10d and reverting commit 02f9ed4 to prevent bisect breakages — NOT_ACTIONABLE: This is repository history/workflow advice rather than a defect in the exact head. The current head restores the build and removes the cited broken hunks; rebasing or squashing is controlled by the caller and is outside this code review.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Fix the Asset Unlock relay implementation and preserve BIP37 filtering — FIXED: The current head removes the broken relay implementation cited by this finding. The remaining BIP37 test suggestion is not an independently verified blocker and is outside the supplied actionable findings.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
| const CCreditPool pool = chainstate.ChainHelper().GetCreditPool(tip); | ||
| if (const CAmount pending{m_mempool.GetPendingAssetUnlockAmount()}; pending > pool.currentLimit) { | ||
| return log_refusal(strprintf("pending withdrawals %d exceed the credit pool limit %d", pending, pool.currentLimit)); | ||
| } |
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🔴 Blocking: Unguarded credit-pool lookup can terminate the node from the InstantSend worker
CheckCanLockAssetUnlock calls GetCreditPool(tip) without handling its exceptions. The lookup can throw while reconstructing the pool, including on block-read failures, inconsistent duplicate indexes, negative limits, or EvoDB inconsistencies. This function is reached from the background InstantSend worker, whose thread wrapper rethrows uncaught exceptions, so a transient or persisted credit-pool problem can terminate the process instead of simply refusing this lock. Catch the relevant exception and return a lock refusal.
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| if (const auto opt_unlock = tx.IsPlatformTransfer() ? GetTxPayload<CAssetUnlockPayload>(tx) : std::nullopt; | ||
| opt_unlock && m_chain_helper.credit_pool_manager->GetCreditPool(m_active_chainstate.m_chain.Tip()) | ||
| .indexes.Contains(opt_unlock->getIndex())) { | ||
| return state.Invalid(TxValidationResult::TX_CONFLICT, "txn-already-known"); | ||
| } |
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🔴 Blocking: Credit-pool lookup escapes the mempool admission path
The new mined-index check calls GetCreditPool(...) directly from MemPoolAccept::PreChecks. GetCreditPool can throw while reconstructing or validating the credit pool, but this path does not translate the failure into TxValidationState. A peer-submitted unlock or an RPC submission can therefore escape normal ATMP error handling, rather than being rejected with a validation error. Wrap the lookup and convert failures to an appropriate state error, consistently with the other credit-pool callers.
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| void CInstantSendManager::RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks() | ||
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| LOCK2(cs_nonLocked, cs_pendingRetry); | ||
| for (const auto& [txid, info] : nonLockedTxs) { | ||
| if (info.tx && !info.pindexMined && info.tx->IsPlatformTransfer()) { | ||
| pendingRetryTxs.emplace(txid); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🔴 Blocking: Removed unmined unlocks remain in InstantSend tracking indefinitely
RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks() requeues every tracked, unmined asset unlock without checking that it remains in the mempool. Asset Unlocks have empty vin, so the ordinary conflicting-input cleanup cannot remove these records. If an unlock is evicted, expires, or is displaced by an index conflict without being mined or locked, its nonLockedTxs entry remains indefinitely and is retried on every block. Remove entries whose stable transaction ID no longer exists in the mempool, or perform equivalent cleanup from the removal path.
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| m_pending_asset_unlock_amount += GetAssetUnlockAmount(tx, assetUnlockTx); | ||
| if (IsAssetUnlockWithStableTxid(tx)) { | ||
| // Re-signed instances of one withdrawal share the txid. The withdrawal is kept while | ||
| // expired, awaiting a fresher instance, instead of being expiry-evicted (which would | ||
| // take its descendants with it); relay identifies instances by instance hash. | ||
| m_asset_unlock_instances.emplace(tx.GetInstanceHash(), tx_hash); | ||
| } else { |
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🔴 Blocking: Mempool admission permits duplicate withdrawal indexes
The asset-unlock insertion path unconditionally inserts the withdrawal index and adds the amount to the pending total. The corresponding admission logic does not reject an ordinary second claimant unless the InstantSend-waiting path happens to run. Two distinct unlocks for one index can therefore coexist, causing the InstantSend eligibility check to reject both and inflating the pending total. A peer can use this to prevent a valid withdrawal from receiving an InstantSend lock. Reject or explicitly replace an existing claimant for the same withdrawal index during normal admission.
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| m_isman.TransactionIsRemoved(ptx); | ||
| } | ||
| } else { | ||
| m_recent_rejects.insert(tx.GetHash()); | ||
| ForgetTx(tx.GetHash()); | ||
| m_recent_rejects.insert(relay_hash); | ||
| ForgetTx(tx); | ||
| if (RecursiveDynamicUsage(*ptx) < 100000) { |
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🟡 Suggestion: Rejected v2 unlocks are not deduplicated for legacy MSG_TX announcements
The rejection path records only relay_hash, which is the instance hash for a v2 unlock. Legacy peers announce the same transaction as MSG_TX using the stable txid, and AlreadyHave checks the rejects filter with that txid. The node will therefore repeatedly request and revalidate the same rejected transaction from such peers, including its quorum-signature verification. Record the txid as well as the instance hash for stable-txid unlocks; fresh instances still use the instance-hash path.
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Caching m_instance_hash on CTransaction grew every transaction by 32 bytes, and the mempool's DynamicMemoryUsage accounts for that: with -maxmempool=5 the pool now trimmed below the size mempool_limit.py fills it to, so the "evicted immediately after submission" headroom assertion failed on the --enable-debug -O0 CI job (100000 <= 136750) on every run of that job. The instance hash only differs from the txid for version 2 asset unlocks and is read on their relay, compact-block and coinbase-commitment paths, none of which are hot enough to justify a per-transaction cache. Compute it on demand for those transactions and return the txid for all others, restoring sizeof(CTransaction) to its previous value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The final head still contains multiple in-scope correctness and liveness defects in the new stable-txid Asset Unlock and InstantSend paths. Duplicate withdrawal claims, stale InstantSend tracking, unhandled credit-pool exceptions, and DSTX validation bypasses can block valid withdrawals, repeatedly consume resources, or terminate the node.
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🔴 Blocking: Retry queue is never drained, causing repeated expensive lock attempts
src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp:247-273
RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks inserts tracked unlocks into pendingRetryTxs, but PrepareTxToRetry only copies the set and never erases or acknowledges its entries. The worker therefore reprocesses every still-tracked unlock on each iteration rather than only after a new retry trigger. Because each attempt performs special-transaction and credit-pool checks, an unlock that remains unlockable can consume this work indefinitely. Drain the prepared entries, while explicitly re-queueing transactions when a later block or refresh requires another attempt.
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🔴 Blocking: A DSTX-wrapped v2 unlock bypasses DSTX validation and accounting
src/net_processing.cpp:4858-4888
For a DSTX message, nInvType is initially MSG_DSTX, but the stable-txid Asset Unlock check overwrites it with MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK before both DSTX-specific branches execute. Consequently, a DSTX-wrapped v2 unlock skips ValidateDSTX and is not passed to m_dstxman.AddDSTX after acceptance. The wrapper therefore bypasses the masternode-validity checks, rate limiting, and DSTX accounting. Preserve the original message type in a separate boolean, or key both DSTX branches directly on msg_type.
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🟡 Suggestion: Snapshot-height credit-pool caches can be populated without persisting the snapshot
src/evo/creditpool.cpp:140-155
AddToCache skips the disk write unless HasActiveTransaction is true, but it still inserts the reconstructed pool into the in-memory cache. AddToCache is reached on a cache miss, so a snapshot-height pool first constructed by mempool admission, template creation, status RPCs, or InstantSend is cached without being persisted. Later block connection hits the in-memory entry and does not retry the write. The snapshot is therefore silently absent after restart, forcing reconstruction from an older snapshot across potentially many blocks. Persist the derived snapshot through a committed mechanism, or force reconstruction and persistence during block connection.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a large, intricate change that directly modifies consensus transaction hashing and validation, coinbase/merkle commitments, cryptographic signature handling, mempool behavior, and peer-facing compact-block and InstantSend networking in files such as src/primitives/transaction.cpp, src/validation.cpp, src/evo/cbtx.cpp, and src/instantsend/signing.cpp. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 15 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp:247-273: Retry queue is never drained, causing repeated expensive lock attempts
RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks inserts tracked unlocks into pendingRetryTxs, but PrepareTxToRetry only copies the set and never erases or acknowledges its entries. The worker therefore reprocesses every still-tracked unlock on each iteration rather than only after a new retry trigger. Because each attempt performs special-transaction and credit-pool checks, an unlock that remains unlockable can consume this work indefinitely. Drain the prepared entries, while explicitly re-queueing transactions when a later block or refresh requires another attempt.
- [BLOCKING] src/instantsend/instantsend.cpp:131-140: Removed unmined unlocks remain in InstantSend tracking indefinitely
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7639#discussion_r3985714824)
TransactionIsRemoved returns when the removed transaction has no InstantSend lock, so an unlocked Asset Unlock leaving the mempool is never removed from nonLockedTxs. Its synthetic input is not present in mapNextTx, so ClearConflicting cannot clean it up either. The stale entry retains the transaction and remains eligible for RetryUnminedAssetUnlocks even though it is no longer in the mempool, causing persistent tracking and repeated retry work. Remove the corresponding non-locked entry when an unlocked Asset Unlock is removed, or discard entries that are no longer in the mempool during retry processing.
In `src/net_processing.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/net_processing.cpp:4858-4888: A DSTX-wrapped v2 unlock bypasses DSTX validation and accounting
For a DSTX message, nInvType is initially MSG_DSTX, but the stable-txid Asset Unlock check overwrites it with MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK before both DSTX-specific branches execute. Consequently, a DSTX-wrapped v2 unlock skips ValidateDSTX and is not passed to m_dstxman.AddDSTX after acceptance. The wrapper therefore bypasses the masternode-validity checks, rate limiting, and DSTX accounting. Preserve the original message type in a separate boolean, or key both DSTX branches directly on msg_type.
- [SUGGESTION] src/net_processing.cpp:4983-4988: Rejected v2 unlocks are not deduplicated for legacy MSG_TX announcements
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7639#discussion_r3985714834)
The rejection path records only relay_hash, which is the instance hash for a stable-txid unlock. For peers below ASSET_UNLOCK_INV_VERSION, GetTxAnnouncement downgrades the announcement to MSG_TX carrying the stable transaction ID, while AlreadyHave(MSG_TX, txid) checks the rejects filter by txid. A rejected v2 instance can therefore be requested and fully signature-validated again whenever a legacy peer announces it by txid. Record the stable txid as a rejection guard for the legacy path, while retaining instance-hash rejection handling for MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK so fresh instances remain admissible.
In `src/evo/creditpool.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/evo/creditpool.cpp:140-155: Snapshot-height credit-pool caches can be populated without persisting the snapshot
AddToCache skips the disk write unless HasActiveTransaction is true, but it still inserts the reconstructed pool into the in-memory cache. AddToCache is reached on a cache miss, so a snapshot-height pool first constructed by mempool admission, template creation, status RPCs, or InstantSend is cached without being persisted. Later block connection hits the in-memory entry and does not retry the write. The snapshot is therefore silently absent after restart, forcing reconstruction from an older snapshot across potentially many blocks. Persist the derived snapshot through a committed mechanism, or force reconstruction and persistence during block connection.
In `src/txmempool.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/txmempool.cpp:659-660: Mempool admission permits duplicate withdrawal indexes
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7639#discussion_r3985714828)
Asset Unlock insertion unconditionally adds the withdrawal index and pending amount. The ordinary admission path calls removeAssetUnlockConflicts only when IsInstantSendWaitingForTx(hash) is true, so two distinct unlocks claiming the same index can coexist during normal admission. CheckCanLockAssetUnlock then refuses to lock while multiple claimants exist, while both entries continue inflating the pending total and can cause the miner to reject the duplicate package. Reject or replace an existing claimant for the same index during ordinary admission, while preserving the stable-txid refresh path.
In `src/validation.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/validation.cpp:888-892: Credit-pool lookup escapes the mempool admission path
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7639#discussion_r3985714823)
PreChecks now calls GetCreditPool directly while checking whether an input-less Asset Unlock index was already mined, without translating exceptions into a validation result. Credit-pool reconstruction can throw on block-read failure, duplicate indexes, invalid limits, or EvoDB inconsistency. Since this lookup is reached from peer and RPC transaction admission and is outside the existing credit-pool exception-handling paths, the exception can escape AcceptToMemoryPool instead of producing a controlled rejection or node-abort result. Wrap the lookup and handle failures consistently with the other credit-pool callers.
In `src/instantsend/signing.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/instantsend/signing.cpp:224-226: Unguarded credit-pool lookup can terminate the node from the InstantSend worker
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7639#discussion_r3985714817)
CheckCanLockAssetUnlock calls GetCreditPool without handling its documented reconstruction and EvoDB exceptions. This path is reached from the InstantSend worker while processing pending retries, and the worker has no enclosing handler that converts the failure into a failed lock attempt. util::TraceThread rethrows uncaught exceptions, so a block-read failure or inconsistent reconstructed pool can terminate the process instead of merely refusing to sign this unlock. Catch and log the failure, then return false from the lockability check.
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Users want Platform→Core withdrawals to be rapidly respendable with InstantSend finality. Today that is impossible: an Asset Unlock can expire before it is mined, Platform then re-signs the withdrawal, and because the re-signed transaction has a different txid, any transaction spending the unmined unlock's outputs is invalidated — so spends of unmined unlocks can never be islocked.
This PR implements version 2 Asset Unlock transactions (spec: dashpay/dips#189), activating with
DEPLOYMENT_V24: the txid itself is computed with the quorum signing info (requestedHeight,quorumHash,quorumSig) zeroed — exactly and provably the only fields Platform changes when it re-signs an expired withdrawal. Every re-signed instance of one withdrawal is therefore the same transaction: children reference one stable txid forever and survive expiry and re-signing. This is segwit's txid/wtxid split applied to the quorum-sig fields — no aliasing in the mempool, UTXO set, or wallet layers; the spending model stays completely standard.On top of that, the unlock itself is InstantSend-locked as soon as it can be mined in the next block, using its withdrawal index as a synthetic input. An islock attests "this will be mined and nothing in consensus prevents it"; for an unlock that holds as long as Platform keeps re-signing, which it is obligated to do (there is no refund path), and signing only minable-now instances makes any failure a double fault. Once locked, the withdrawal is like any other locked transaction: children are ordinary islocked spends, the wallet trusts its outputs, and Platform→Core transfers become rapidly respendable.
What was done?
Consensus — hashing rule (
primitives/transaction,evo/assetlocktx)bad-assetunlocktx-version-2, mirroring Asset Lock v2) changes hashing: the txid zeroes the trailing 132 payload bytes. The full-serialization hash remains available asGetInstanceHash()(cached member, equal to the txid for every other transaction).quorumSigand still commits torequestedHeight/quorumHash— and is now computed explicitly from the full serialization (usingGetHash()on the sig-zeroed copy would silently zero all three fields under the new rule). Signature validity rules (48-block window, active-quorum-set+1 recency) are identical to v1.Consensus — coinbase commitment (
evo/cbtx,validation,node/miner,blockencodings)merkleRootAssetUnlocks: the merkle root over the instance hashes of the block's v2 unlocks (null when none). Verified inCheckMerkleRootas a mutation check (bad-cbtx-assetunlockmerkleroot,BLOCK_MUTATED), mirroring segwit's witness commitment: a middleman can flip sig bytes without breaking the merkle root, and treating that as invalidity would let it poison an honest block's hash.getblocktxninstead of being spliced into the reconstructed block;FillBlock's existingIsBlockMutatedcheck backstops short-ID collisions.Mempool (
validation,txmempool,node/transaction,node/miner)requestedHeightis higher, swaps theCTransactionRefin place — descendants, ancestry, and fee accounting untouched because everything the txid covers is identical. Stale/duplicate instances are rejected (assetunlock-stale-instance).sendrawtransactionsubmits refreshes instead of short-circuiting on the known txid.getmempoolinfo.pendingassetunlocks. Mining any instance of a withdrawal evicts every other instance claiming its index.InstantSend (
instantsend/*,validation){DIP-27 request id = SHA256d("plwdtx" ‖ index), 0}(instantsend::GetLockInputs). Every instance of one withdrawal, whatever its version or txid, maps to that outpoint, so a lock binds the index to one txid, any other claimant conflicts through the ordinary outpoint conflict path, and a re-sign (same txid) leaves the lock intact. Wire format unchanged.CheckCanLockAssetUnlock): stable-txid instance, passes the full special-tx check at the tip including its quorum signature, no other instance of its index in the mempool (a withdrawal signed as v1 pre-fork can be re-signed as v2 post-fork under a different txid), and the mempool's pending withdrawal total fits the credit pool's current limit. Platform pools withdrawals under the same limit, so a pending total above it indicates a fault and nothing is signed until the window clears. Both the height window and the limit move with the tip, so every tracked unmined unlock is re-evaluated on each connected block; a refresh re-triggers an attempt too.CheckCanLockexception is gone), the wallet trusts a locked withdrawal's outputs viaIsTxLockedByInstantSend, and the mempool's time-based expiry already spares locked transactions.vin.empty()early-out in InstantSend (including the IS-DB block hooks that mark locks mined and the block-connect conflict filter) goes throughHasLockInputs. A peer islock on an unlock whose inputs are anything but the synthetic outpoint is dropped. Mined unlocks are tracked but not locked retroactively, since ChainLocks never wait for them.getassetunlockstatusesreportsinstantlockfor mempooled indexes.P2P relay (
net_processing,protocol,version)MSG_ASSET_UNLOCKinventory type (protocol 70242) announces v2 unlocks by instance hash; getdata is answered with a plaintxmessage; requests and the rejects filter are tracked per instance. Older peers get aMSG_TXannouncement of the current instance and never see refreshes.RPC & signing tooling (
core_write,rpc/quorums,llmq/signing*)instanceHashin v2 unlock JSON.platformsignallows re-signing a request id with a different message hash (truncating the prior recovered sig so the new session isn't short-circuited), andProcessRecoveredSiglets a fresher recovered sig supersede the stored one for the platform quorum type — Platform legitimately re-signs one request id with changing message hashes. Production Platform signing (Tenderdash vote extensions) is unaffected; this aligns Core's local signing path used by tests/tooling.Tests
CMutableTransactionagreement, msgHash semantics, v1 hashing unchanged, DIP-0027 worked-example vectors, CbTx unlock-root calculation.feature_asset_locks.py): pre-fork v2 rejection; spend of an unmined v2 unlock by its stable txid; refresh in place (same txid, child untouched,instanceHashrotates);MSG_ASSET_UNLOCKinv observed for both the initial instance and the refresh; stale-instance rejection; survival of the expired instance + child; window clearing; fresh re-sign mined together with the child; CbTx v4 commitment asserted against the mined instance hash. With InstantSend enabled: the unlock is not locked while the pending total exceeds the limit (an ordinary tx is), the wallet does not trust the child's output, the re-signed minable instance within the limit is locked with the withdrawal index as its single input, the child is then locked through the ordinary path and trusted by the wallet, and a second withdrawal refused on the limit is locked by the per-block retry once the window clears and it is refreshed.How Has This Been Tested?
feature_asset_locks.pypasses locally (macOS arm64) including the extendedtest_asset_unlock_v2scenario; alsofeature_llmq_is_retroactive.py,feature_llmq_is_cl_conflicts.py,feature_llmq_chainlocks.py,feature_llmq_singlenode.py,feature_notifications.py,rpc_netinfo.py,p2p_dstx.py,feature_protx_version.py,mempool_unbroadcast.py,interface_rest.py,wallet_basic.py.test_dashunit suite passes.dip-0027/dip-0027-txid-calc.pymatch Core's hashing byte-for-byte (pinned in a unit test).Breaking Changes
NEVER_ACTIVE) are finalized.txid ≠ H(full serialization). Light clients verifying merkle proofs for these transactions and explorer libraries computing txids from raw bytes need the one scoped rule; SPV output tracking and spending are otherwise completely standard.MSG_ASSET_UNLOCKinventory type.Known follow-ups (deliberately out of scope):
core_chain_locked_height); Platform's Tenderdash signing already produces the unchanged message hash.LoadMempoolre-runs acceptance, so an expired v2 instance (and its children) is dropped on restart until the refresh arrives; the islock itself is persisted in the IS DB and wallet rebroadcast heals it. Accepting an expired instance whose txid is islocked on reload is a possible refinement.Transaction::txid(), dash-spv, DashSync, dashj, explorers) needs the scoped v2 rule before activation.MSG_TXannouncement path and for the rejects-filter poisoning scenario a rejected instance is announced over p2p, then a fresh instance must still propagate. The current functional test exercises the mempool refresh andMSG_ASSET_UNLOCKinv end-to-end but drives the stale-instance rejection viasendrawtransaction.AddToWalletis a no-op on a known txid), sogettransactionmay show a stale instance'srequestedHeight/quorumSig; ZMQ/index consumers do observe each refresh. No fund-safety impact (outputs are identical across instances).TryAssetUnlockRefreshis wired into single-tx acceptance only; a refresh submitted via package acceptance would be rejected as a duplicate txid (safe, and not a path Platform/RPC uses).Checklist:
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