The following is a weekly progress report from the HCASH development team. This report is divided in two parts: completed and ongoing work.

Our GitHub code can be found here: www.github.com/hcashorg

Please note: code is being uploaded to GitHub progressively; if you find that something from this document is missing from a repository, please check back periodically.

Completed work:

HyperCash/HC

Hcd

Optimised code

Fixed several bugs

Released V2.1.0

Hcwallet

Optimised code

Fixed several bugs

Released V2.1.0

HyperExchange/HX

HX core

Conducted research for BTM integration

Optimised several APIs

Released a new version

Optimised HX contract storage performance

Completed BTM public and private key generation algorithm transplantation

Added a new API for native multi-signal address withdrawal

HX Indicator

Set a timeout alert for middleware query before startup

Fixed contract asset large number compatibility bug

HX IDE

Added function entry feature to IDE debug status

Fixed ‘contract calculation uncompleted’ bug that appears when modifying contract call interface on IDE

HX Tools

Added market query API to HX Decentralised Exchange

Ongoing work:

HyperCash/HC

Hcd

Adjust and develop mainnet parameters

Develop ASIC-resistant mining algorithm

Conduct tests for Linkable RingCT code

Hcwallet

Development on block validation on ASIC resistant mining algorithm

Technical support

Conduct DApp research

HcAutonomy

Prepare for new proposals

HyperExchange/HX

HX core

Modify the storage format of native contract

Develop BTM cross-chain code

Fix the bug that appears on Linux systems; starting after the software shuts down normally will trigger blockchain replay

HX Indicator

Add K line feature

Optimise pending order history display

HX IDE

Compile debugger on macOS systems

Use libevent to transfer debug data

HX Tools

Develop HX Decentralised Exchange HTML5 pending order feature

Develop HX Decentralised Exchange HTML5 Assets page

Conduct tests on HX peripheral tools and fix bugs

We are grateful for the immense effort made by all contributors. Each contributor and community member is vital to the technical development of the HCASH ecosystem.