Quote from: darkdreamer on June 13, 2019, 09:59:35 PM

Quote from: crowncoin_knight on June 10, 2019, 07:52:35 AM

Development update June 2019

Onwards and upwards

Our developers, Artem and Ashot have been hard at work since the last development update.

Version 0.13.4.0 was released a week later than we had hoped but was worth the wait. Everyone who has updated is experiencing improved stability, lower resource consumption and fast syncing. The network node count has recovered from its dip and there are currently around 1000 masternodes and 1500 systemnodes online. The systemnode count is still much lower than it traditionally has been because the depressed price makes them unprofitable (in fiat terms) on many hosting platforms at present. However, canny community members know the systemnode ROI is higher than the masternode ROI, take a long term view and keep running those nodes.

Trezor

The final pre-reqs for Trezor integration have been completed:
Bitcore-Crown and the associated Crownsight explorer
the pull-requests to Trezor-firmware for the prefix change and explorer links
We now have to wait for Trezor to push a new firmware release. These happen roughly every 3 months and the last was in March so were hoping it will happen this month.

NFT framework

Artem is still concentrating on development of the non-fungible token (NFT) framework. He has completed coding of most of the APIs (get, getbytxid, totalsupply, balanceof, ownerof) and has a couple more still in progress. Hell be working on the documentation soon and were hopeful for a testnet release on 20 June 2019.

Codebase refresh

Ashot evaluated the best Bitcoin codebase to migrate to and has settled on v0.17. This is going to be a complex and time-consuming process. He basically has to take all the changes over the last four years which made Crown Crown, and re-apply them to a clean Bitcoin base. A very rough guestimate for how long this might take is 36 months.

Astute readers might wonder why we chose Bitcoin v0.17 rather than v0.18 since the amount of effort is about the same. The reason is account support. Accounts are the flaky wallet code for partitioning wallet funds into separate chunks. Some centralised exchanges are known to rely on this functionality. In Bitcoin v0.17 the functionality is deprecated but still present. In Bitcoin v0.18 it is removed completely. Switching to the v0.18 codebase without prior agreement from exchanges could cause us problems.

The new codebase will bring security, speed and stability enhancements. It will also make it easier to keep up to date with critical Bitcoin changes and ease maintenance into the future.

https://medium.com/crownplatform/development-update-june-2019-a1086c5d3aa0

Very well, I have been following the development of the project with great interest for some time now. The predominance of development over marketing and attention to technical innovations makes it in my opinion one of the most promising projects for the future, especially in the masternodes space where there are really few projects that look far ahead. I think also it is one of the projects with one of the healthiest and most motivated community in the whole crypto space.

I'm willing to admit what you say but 3h of confirmation 100 or 150 confirmation for CROWN on = 2h or 3h30 MN exemple it's much very toooooooo long even for POS example CLOAK or VIOG or ExSolution coins 5 confirmation and everyone is happy.

How can the mass adopt if we have to wait X confirmation with 107 years?