Development Update October 2020

Bitcoin Codebase Testing, RenVM integration

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Linux, Win and macOS builds are ready for testing the codebase upgrade. A list of all the upgrades has been handed out to several testers in order to go through them. The testing process will be structured in GitLab along with the development milestone for the Crown Core v0.15 release. If you want to participate in the testing you can engage by testing the NFT part of the code or going through the BIPs and upgrades that are contained between Bitcoin v0.10 and v0.17:

Files · bitcoin-merge · Crown / crown-core

We are expecting a longer testing period as this is a full upgrade in which we add many new functionalities provided by the innovation of the Bitcoin code and polish the NFT Framework. We are committed to having a clean release to start 2021 smoothly. You can add issues and monitor the release workflow and tasks through the GitLab release milestone:

Release name to be defined - Btc codebase upgrade to v0.17 · Crown

RenVM integration
The Crown code has been made compatible with RenVM by CrownCuba and a sandbox testing environment can be run to test the integration. CrownCuba has submitted a proposal to the Crown network explaining the integration and the next steps to take in order to be considered by Loong for addition. You can see and test the integration here:

Crowndev/multichain

You can read the RenVM integration proposal and vote for it on CrownCentral:

Proposal "renvm-integration" | Budget Proposals - CrownCentral.net

You can read in detail on RenVM Multichain here:

The Multichain

You can read on the process that would make CRW interoperable with Ethereum here:

How RenVM Actually Works

Expect more updates soon. Thank you for supporting the Crown project.