You need to click on “RECEIVE” — Multidimensional Block Lattice Update
This week we invited 50 QLC holders to experience our Multidimensional Block Lattice Structure! They also got to try our Wallet and Explorer first hand.
We loved hearing everyone’s experience on our Multidimensional Block Lattice Structure and we especially loved hearing your comments and suggestions. We would love to hear from more of you! Please share your experience on r/QLCchain or @QLCchain on Twitter!
Here’s a few feedback we received from our QLC holders!
Technology Development:
- Enhanced the QLC Chain Wallet and optimized Proof-of-Work (POW) computing logic.
- Completed Alpha phase of web Wallet and public chain Explorer
- Completed internal testing and first round of community member testing. During this testing period we have achieved:
- 79 accounts created and 927 transactions from six types of tokens
- Confirmed transactions within one second
What’s the next step after completing the first round of community member testing? We asked our Core Developer, Chris Zhao and here is what the developer team will be focusing on:
- Tracking data on Multidimensional Web Wallet and Explorer
- Rewriting of the Multidimensional Web Wallet in Golang
To the rest of our community that were not able to experience the Multidimensional Block Lattice architecture, here’s a sneak peak of how our Wallet and Explorer works! We are gradually opening up the testing to more registered QLC holders. Please register your NEP-5 wallet on our website to get an opportunity for early testing.
This is how your wallet will look like. Don’t forget to securely save your SEED.
We received some feedback that transaction records should be available in the wallet. Please click on the account for details (the one that starts with qlc), and voila your transactions!
Please note that if you have sent the public key to us, we have sent some TestNet tokens. Check the “Receive” tab and you will find your pending transactions. Next, click “Receive” and a small PoW will run on your device to confirm your balance.
We can’t wait for everyone else to experience our Multidimensional Block Lattice architecture! If you’re interested to experience QLC Chain before we release the TestNet to public, message me @elzaphany on Telegram.
