Updated Roadmap: new milestones & the Protocol

In collaboration with Techracers and Forseti, the development team of Eternal Trusts has been reaching crucial milestones during the past two months. We’ve conducted many experiments to determine the best integration and architecture solutions. At the moment, in order to move forward with more efficiency, we have to update and refine our roadmap so that it better reflects what has been done so far and what should our next steps be to build the most secure, fastest, and versatile fiduciary crypto protocol that autonomously administers assets through collective decision-making. Please take a look at our progress so far and our plans:

Completed Milestones

• Completed R&D of the Ethereum ecosystem usability and picking the most optimal blockchain for creating decentralized “trusts”
• Conducted experiments with oracle networks and reputation scoring (together with the developers of Forseti)
• Research and experiments on NEO blockchain and Trinity token swaps to be integrated instead of Ethereum
• Developed the “Purpose Execution Flow” as a framework replicating Discretionary Irrevocable Purpose Trusts
• After a series of architecture reviews from top technical teams and multiple experiments, updated the concept towards building a hybrid blockchain with Hyperledger and EOS
• Implemented the decentralized gate between private and public blockchains
• Developed our positioning into a fiduciary protocol for dApps for trustees & multi family offices
• Completed the smart contracts architecture design of the Protocol and for the dApps built on top of it
• Received first UI/UX of the clients dashboard and the oracle personal cabinets
• Engaged open source community with a series of open technical competitions

Next Milestones

• First Dynasty Support algorithm (initially without the token)
• Integrating private Hyperledger nodes
• Deploying experimental smart contracts for the prototype and prototype-token circulation
• Listing of the token prototype on a decentralized exchange and testing tokenomics
• Finalizing, packaging and distributing the codebase for the private nodes and clients’ dApps
• Assisting early adopters in the development of dApps on the Protocol
• Promotion, sales, and marketing among banks and funds. Further organic development of business models on the ET Protocol

To find out more information about our the ET Protocol architecture, you can check an alpha version of our technical paper on Github: https://github.com/eternaltrusts/architecture

This document will be updated frequently during the development cycle and will serve as an all-encompassing documentation explaining in detail how the ET Protocol works from the technical standpoint for all the participants of the trust process and what use cases it can be applied to.