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

Developed ASIC-resistant mining algorithm

Hcwallet

Optimised code

hcExplorer

Fixed ‘Rich List’ false data issue caused by inaccurate data warehouse

HcOMNI

Completed proposal voting instruction for hcGUI users

Completed proposal voting instruction for CLI users

HcAutonomy

Revised proposal

HyperExchange/HX

HX core

BTM cross-chain integration tests were delayed by unforeseen circumstances

Added re-synchronisation feature when data fails to load

Optimised hx_node storage occupation and synchronisation speed

HX Indicator

Added “cancel” button to withdrawal feature

Added ‘cancelled withdrawal history’ to transaction history

HX IDE

Removed several logs on macOS systems

Optimised debugging module

HX Tools

Fixed issue where font is unable to be downloaded on HDEX HTML5

Fixed style error after packing on HDEX HTML5

Ongoing work:

HyperCash/HC

Hcd

Develop HAILP Protocol

Run tests for Linkable RingCT code

Hcwallet

Development on block validation for ASIC resistant mining algorithm

hcGUI

Add debug window

hcExplorer

Add monitoring system

HcAutonomy

Review code for proposal voting

HyperExchange/HX

HX core

Optimise off-chain matchmaking scheme for on-chain trading

Further optimise data storage, launch speed and replay speed

Run test for V1.2.18

HX Indicator

Optimise trading history query feature

Optimise trading storage method

Fix crash bug that occurs when collecting rewards

HX IDE

Compile debugger on macOS systems

Troubleshoot keyboard input issues on Windows

HX Tools

Run tests on HDEX HTML5 and fix bugs

Develop off-chain matchmaking engine for on-chain trading

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.