It is ...

A full swap will take place when the base is considered stable, with which we will have a full open beta to the public to run.

A change of codebase WITH the same blockchain would have been a fruitless exercise in more ways than one, and as such, the decision to literally create a new coin/codebase and swap to it still seems the best way to move forward with this. We pondered the differing processes with which to move forward with this, and our tests (executed via OZC codebase tests) fell apart in an abysmal fashion. A long time, and much effort was put into that codebase only to have it fork the chain, diverge the development processes and ultimately fail in merging a new codebase with the old blockchain. Hence, with SWEEP, we are taking the direction of a new codebase, a name change, and a ticker change to completely rid ourselves and the chain itself of the inherent issues we have faced over many, many months of problematic trials.

This does not mean this version will not be without it's testing and teething issues, but it will mean that we can start afresh on a new testbed of code to allow for a new start on our road to the Master Coin (CodeNamed CoinX) that will integrate all of the 5 coins into one.

This codebase and swap with the current SWEEP chain is the beginning, and when successful, will become the template and gateway for the other coins updates/swaps.

#crysx