Corporate nodes have been today updated with unreleased inhouse server build which has greatly improved network status and tx throughput due to better syncing and quicker drop of bad transactions. Standard sendmoney HEAT transfers are now much more reliable than during the past week, despite most p2p nodes still running the latest release 0.9.11 series. We've been working both on the replication layer and threading issues (don't ask me what exactly that is) affecting the trade tx matching. This is related to the fact most of the prior dev time has been spent to ensure the safety and capability of doing high tps trades on the replication layer, and then settling these on the next block, the very core aspect on which HEAT's exceptional scalability is based on. The final touches on that sync - which unfortunately reflect on erroneous output and skipped trades on the user level, are lacking. It's the usual dilemma of engineer vs. user experience, which in crypto's quick paced realm means very bad UX before stuff is ready.

AE trading is possible but not near optimal. BTC loads and unloads are ok, however for trades wrong data is often displayed on node's replicator just like the one at heatwallet.com, and transactions cancelled where initially broadcast correctly. Those with perseverance and risk tolerance may be able to achieve good deals.

Sunday / Monday we should be seeing a release with improved AE stability and network improvements in preparation for resuming user node forging.