Re: What Happened to Aeternity Community and it's development team???
Hello!
Guys, all is fine with aeternity. The project (and the whole ecosystem) is moving forward.
There where three scheduled hardforks in 2019, and all were performed without a problem. Those significantly improved the capabilities of the network.
In September there was even a major event dedicated to the ae ecosystem. Visit the YouTube channel to watch all the dev and entrepreneur-related talks.
Have a look at this blog post for some of the most interesting developer highlights.
Finally, visit the AENS (integrated naming system) website to learn how you can reserve a .chain name. It is now possible to send tokens to anyname.chain addresses (directly from the mobile Base aepp) instead of the standard ak_W7vJeKZZZ5r29sJj4TBMDx6xhirnJ5rsFPUD6TgQoPeQ3fDuq.
There is so much going on!
Maybe also have a look at this Bitcoin Whitepaper Birthday special, discussing aeternity's advantages.
If you have any questions - let me know!
Guys, all is fine with aeternity. The project (and the whole ecosystem) is moving forward.
There where three scheduled hardforks in 2019, and all were performed without a problem. Those significantly improved the capabilities of the network.
In September there was even a major event dedicated to the ae ecosystem. Visit the YouTube channel to watch all the dev and entrepreneur-related talks.
Have a look at this blog post for some of the most interesting developer highlights.
Finally, visit the AENS (integrated naming system) website to learn how you can reserve a .chain name. It is now possible to send tokens to anyname.chain addresses (directly from the mobile Base aepp) instead of the standard ak_W7vJeKZZZ5r29sJj4TBMDx6xhirnJ5rsFPUD6TgQoPeQ3fDuq.
There is so much going on!
Maybe also have a look at this Bitcoin Whitepaper Birthday special, discussing aeternity's advantages.If you have any questions - let me know!