TASchain Updates 12.31–01.27

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TASchain

2 min readJan 30, 2019

MainNet & Architecture

Jan. 15th, TASchain TestNet (codename “Perseus”) was officially launched and has been in stable operation ever since. Also, corresponding English and Chinese communities were open to the public since the TestNet launch;
Finished the design of the transaction system and mining reward distribution scheme, both of which were incorporated into the current version of TestNet and are in operations now;
As of press time, over 100 applications have been submitted and all participating miners have successfully minted blocks;
TASchain MainNet is currently under fast iteration and development, and is expected to be launched by the end of Feb., stay tuned!

Realized the encrypted storage of status data of the miners, when they go online/offline, in the GTAS client;
Added version control functionality for the consensus agreement to facilitate data migration and management in the following upgrading process;
Bug fixes and experience improvements;

Fully upgraded the website in accordance with the TestNet launch to add new sections including “Developer”, “Explorer” and “TestNet”;
Organized an early closed beta to locate and fix experience problems before TestNet launch;
New UI for the TASchain Explorer under development;

Jan 4th, TASchain presented at the “Blockchain Insight 2019” event co-hosted by 8BTC & TokenInsight in Hangzhou. TASchain and other leading projects around the globe joined the event to share their perspectives on the future of blockchain for the next ten years.
Jan. 14th, upon the invitation of 8BTC, TASchain joined the technical open class “VRF — the bridge to safety” to host a themed public sharing as well as to discuss with other leading projects including Algorand and DFINITY. The event was later covered by 8BTC and Cryptogeek and has evoked a more in-depth understanding of the underlying technologies of blockchain.