Hello Halcyon community. The code for the Peersend decentralized and trustless anon is fully operational and currently in the beta test phase. I’m testing it locally in a multi-system virtualized environment and have it also connecting externally to the environments of a few trusted friends.

I mentioned about a week ago that I was looking for a trusted developer to review the code.

At the suggestion of many in the community, I have submitted the code to Dan Metcalf for his Proof of Code and security services. Dan and I tried to do it by simply screen sharing, but it is inefficient and took too many hours. After asking the advice of other developers, I decided to send the source code to him. I was hoping to post a full review today, but he says the code is complex and needs a proper review. He will have the review completed before release, assuring to all that the code is both secure and effective at the anonymization of transactions. He will be posting here and on his Twitter to verify that he is reviewing.

I am right on track for the Sept 9th anonymous release with only a few simple bugs to fix before then. I’m excited to release the Peersend technology and I expect it to be a powerful contribution to the future of cryptocurrency.


I also contacted albertdros of http://www.cryptodesign.net/ to contract him for a new, corporate style logo as the community recommend, I listen

We also have interview with an altcoin site and some small advertising coming.




Thanks to all!