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

Completed HAILP transaction rollback development

Completed verification and validation development for instant transaction returning to mempool

Hcwallet

Completed HAILP transaction database storage development

HyperExchange/HX

HX core

Fixed bug that occurs when estimating block height

Adapted contract voting interface at contract interaction layer

HX Indicator

Allowed users to log in again when the login interface does not proceed for a long time

Unchecked wallet auto-lock option, users must manually select option to auto-lock wallet

Fixed a display bug

Removed code that is no longer functioning

HX IDE

Fixed data loss bug that occurs on concurrent communication between IDE and debugger

HX Tools

Completed Uniswap contract development for HX

Ongoing work:

HyperCash/HC

Hcd

Develop HAILP

Modify getwork logic

Run tests for HAILP transaction rollback feature and fix bugs

Develop HAILP transaction secondary packaging logic

Hcwallet

Optimise code

Hcstakepool

Develop HAILP transaction (lightning transaction) verification system

hcExplorer

Add lightning transaction feature

HcAutonomy

Prepare for new proposal

HyperExchange/HX

HX core

Run Undertaker unit test

Allow users to transfer account names to other users

Run contract vote mining unit test

HX Indicator

Implement fault tolerance on Simplified Payment Verification

Allow users to transfer account names to other users

HX IDE

Provide dependent dynamic libraries for debuggers environment

Optimise detection processing for IDE lunch and shutdown

HX Tools

Run tests for off-chain matchmaking engine and fix bugs

Add HX token page

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.