Metronome Cryptocurrency

The Metronome team hopes that everyone reading this is staying safe and healthy. Here’s a wrap-up of the previous month. Community Management As previously discussed in our official Telegram channel, we will be moving that channel into notify-only starting this week beginning April 13. This was a difficult decision, and…

The Metronome team has upgraded the Autonomous Converter Contract (ACC) interface on the Metronome website. The latest updates enable users to convert MET to ETH by using the ACC, whereas they were only able to perform an ETH to MET conversion before. As before, using this feature requires connecting your Metamask wallet and following the prompts on-screen. This latest upgrade improves the usability of the MET token and increases user experience of using the buying app on the website.

In October 2019, the Metronome team had its first Town Hall and published a three-part series meant to further educate the ecosystem about Metronome’s unique capabilities. Metronome Town Hall: Members of the Metronome team — Metronome Managing Director Jordan Kruger, Communications and Marketing lead Phil Gomes, and Community Manager Alexandra…

Cryptocurrency and the blockchain industry has long suffered from a largely unfair allegation that it is inherently fraudulent and insufficiently transparent. Unfortunately for the industry, mainstream media and regulators have had a fair amount of ammunition. …

Metronome community members may have already noticed the updates made to the project’s website: a revamped user experience, updated graphics, and new content.

In August, the Metronome team was hard at work developing and testing the upcoming Qtum and RSK chainhops. Additionally, the team continued to build content and explore community engagement opportunities. ETC Summit this October The ETC Summit is one of the premier conferences surrounding Ethereum Classic and projects building on…

Decentralization, above almost all else, is what cryptocurrency evangelists value. Numerous applications even exist for the sole function of monitoring the health of a given network, typically expressed in varying degrees of aspirational decentralization. How many holders are there? How many whales are there? How many nodes? How much hashpower…

In July 2019, the team continued efforts to expand both the Metronome ecosystem and the Metronome community. Through meetups, AMAs, and even a cover story, the team furthered the narrative of Metronome as a built-to-last cryptocurrency — and one that can hop between chains. Here are a few highlights from…

Last week, Metronome’s project lead Jordan Kruger was in Chicago to present Metronome during a meetup hosted by the Chicago Blockchain Center. For the newcomers in the crowd, Jordan gave a high-level overview of how Metronome works, particularly the interplay between the four contracts on each chain where MET…