CryptoCurve | January 2019 Recap

3 min readFeb 12, 2019

Happy new year to our community and partners! As we look at the year ahead, the CryptoCurve team kicked off the month of January with great progress and continues to work diligently in achieving our mission: accelerating and simplifying the complexity of blockchain technology for the greater good through an ecosystem of user-experience-driven products & solutions.

Here’s a recap of our January 2019 progress:

New Team Member: Head of Business Development

As we look forward to achieving great things with our community and partners, CryptoCurve welcomes Mitchell Marrs to the team to manage partnerships and lead business development for the expansion of the CryptoCurve Ecosystem into new product areas. We hope to have more updates on exchange listings by the end of February!

Bounty Tokens Distributed To Winners

In November 2018, CryptoCurve kicked off our bounty contest and became overjoyed with all the creative submissions from our community! Thank you again to those who participated! As we finalized the competition and completed the KYC process for all the bounty winners, the top 100 winners to the main competition and the mini contests were announced in January! Winners received their CURV token contest prizes by 31 January 2019. For more information, read the full announcement here.

Curve Wallet Beta: Ongoing Software Developments

Pooling Feature

In our December 2018 monthly recap, we hoped to release brand new pooling features by the end of January to users of the latest version of Curve Wallet Beta. The new pooling features will allow KYC’d users to create and manage compliant investment pools within the Curve Wallet. Implementation has been ongoing, and will hopefully enter the final round of testing by the end of next week. A new software update will then be pushed and pooling will go live.

Bitcoin Integration Tease

As we build the CryptoCurve Ecosystem and with the Curve Wallet as our main focus, the CryptoCurve team is working heavily to further expand integration at the protocol level to Bitcoin. We plan to release this functionality in a software update later this month.

MyCryptoCurve vs. The Curve Wallet

We have introduced the ability to import wallet addresses from wallet.cryptocurve.xyz into your accounts page at cryptocurve.network. The MyCryptoCurve offline wallet was originally created for people to retrieve WAN sent to ETH addresses, with limited other functionality. To consolidate development efforts, we ask that if you wish to continue to use CryptoCurve products, to import your account at cryptocurve.network and use our main wallet moving forward.

If you have any questions about these updates, please come join the conversation in our Telegram https://t.me/cryptocurve or on Twitter https://twitter.com/Crypto_Curve.

And, as always, thank you to our community for all the support!