Minter Network
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Minter is an ultra-fast and robust cross-chain DEX with in-core AMM and order book powered by its own Layer-1 Blockchain.

https://www.minter.network/bip
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β€Œβ€Œ‎#Weekly Community Update (March 25, 2019)

πŸ›° β€œHouston, this is Explorer, copy.”
For the past few weeks, we have been actively working on a major update, and last Friday, we rolled out Explorer 2.0. In the latest release, we paid a lot of attention to the details and improved the stability and correctness of data display. The majority of issues discovered during load testing were related to the Explorer, so we focused our efforts on this particular part of the ecosystem. Now, what has changed with the recent update?

– No more inaccurate data. We fixed all the problems causing Explorer to occasionally perform incorrect calculations.
– We concentrated on optimization, and the new Explorer works perfectly at any load, just like our blockchain. πŸ’ͺ
– In addition to the technical part, we also optimized the interface and added more information about transactions and blocks.
– Resolved a couple of SDK-related issues.
– Have already integrated the new version of Explorer into our iOS & Android apps and the Telegram bot.

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (April 1, 2019)

βš™οΈ Last week, we ran multiple tests aimed to locate the issues that may emerge after the launch of the main network. We want to thank all members of our community who help us in this regard. Assistance in bug discovery will be rewarded once the Minter Mainnet goes live. What has changed with the latest update?

– Having analyzed the results of trials and made a number of improvements, we launched an upgraded test network
– Made small changes to new Explorer’s interface and moved it to a more powerful server ahead of launch
– Updated API methods
– Fixed an issue that was preventing us from the quick launch of services after starting a new testnet
– Implemented necessary improvements for the correct processing of data related to rewards that are distributed when a masternode is turned off
– Eliminated a few non-critical issues in iOS and Android apps

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (April 8, 2019)

Last week, we
– successfully reset the test network, having transferred the data from the previous testnet in a genesis block
– added multiple transactions to our Telegram wallet. You can now specify several addresses and amounts in one message by starting a new line for each transaction πŸ”₯
– upgraded the blockchain and improved optimization
– converted error messages that are displayed in the console and applications to a more readable format
– resolved issues within iOS and Android apps

Stay tuned!
‎#Weekly Community Update (April 15, 2019)

Last week, we published a detailed guideline on how to create a wallet for receiving BIP in the main network and bind it to your Early Access account. Please read it carefully: minter.link/guideline.

We also
– added the ability to create a main network wallet in the official console (authorization will be enabled immediately after the launch) and made our source code open so that you could generate your address off-line; πŸ”₯
– updated the information about creating coins in the console;
– upgraded the blockchain and resolved a few issues identified during trials;
– updated the Early Access Campaign bot (@MinterNetworkBot), which you can now also use to submit your Mainnet address;
– implemented the feature allowing for the deletion of custom coins with insufficient reserve;
– added the display of multi-transactions in iOS and Android applications.

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update, April 22

πŸ”„ All participants can now use the Dashboard to change their address for receiving the main network coins. If you have already submitted and confirmed an address but want to generate a new one, you can now do that with a few clicks.

– Added and updated the off-line version of the console to enable users to create a wallet in a more secure way.
– Upgraded the blockchain and started a new test network.
– Released a tool for checking the genesis block so that everyone could make sure that the coins are distributed properly and fairly after the launch.
– Introduced network ID within a transaction so that user’s funds could not be stolen if the same wallet is used for both networks.
– Implemented the delegation feature in the Android application (coming soon to iOS as well).

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (April 29)

πŸ“† Last week, we announced the date of launch: it will occur on May 15, 2019, at 15:05 UTC. What else did we do?

β€” Upgraded the blockchain and started a new testnet to pilot the distribution of bonuses and airdrops.
β€” Added the ability to generate transactions off-line in the console.
β€” Added the ability to change the mainnet address in the Dashboard and the Early Access Campaign bot.
β€” Added the sorting of block signatures in the explorer.
β€” iOS and Android apps now support the delegation of coins to masternodes.

By the way, if you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to share them with us via the bot or in our chat.
#Weekly Community Update (May 27, 2019)

πŸ’‘ After the launch, the work still continues. That being said, we are returning to the good old update format! We also have some good news for those who failed to submit their address in time. If that is the case with you, use the Early Access Dashboard to send your address to us. Please keep in mind that the process of crediting funds to such wallets is carried out manually and may take up to 3 days. Below is what our team did while you were delegating, exchanging, and sending BIP on the fastest blockchain:

* added the auto-delegation tool in Console
* worked on the data display in Explorer
* resolved an issue with sending transactions via Console and applications
* re-enabled users to submit their mainnet address
* updated and improved Android and iOS apps

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (June 3, 2019)

🎁 Last Friday, all Early Access Campaign participants received their bonuses. Below is the list of changes our team did last week:

β€” Re-designed the validator page in Explorer;
β€” Updated the blockchain & fixed a couple of minor issues;
β€” Resolved the issue with custom coins;
β€” Simplified the process of copying addresses in the iOS app;
β€” Updated the Android application.

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (June 11, 2019)

β€” Added the section with delegated stakes in the web version of the wallet; iOS and Android are coming.
β€” Added more information about the coins and network status on the status.minter.network page.
β€” Updated the blockchain and resolved an important issue.
β€” Fixed an issue with testnet checks.
β€” Corrected the display of deleted coins in the Explorer.
β€” Added the display of a QR code in the Console.
#Weekly Community Update (June 18, 2019)

πŸ‘Ά Last Saturday night, four new slots for validators opened. This will be happening once every month, so if you were considering whether to launch your own masternode, it is the best time to do that. Congratulations to all the new additions to the list of active validators!

Apart from that, we also:
β€” added the section with delegated stakes in iOS and Android apps;
β€” added the Payload message field in mobile applications;
β€” enabled users to copy addresses straight from the transaction history;
β€” updated the Explorer, introducing more information about the coins on the address page and a convenient number display format;
β€” launched a bot for collecting feedback: @MinterContactBot. If you’ve been seeking some new functionality, make sure to drop us a line describing it!

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (June 26, 2019)

πŸ’Έ Last week, we distributed balances and airdrops for users who submitted their addresses after the mainnet launch. Check the wallet you specified on the Early Access Campaign Dashboard pageβ€”chances are, you will be surprised, too. In addition to that, we also:

β€” Changed a number display format in the Explorer.
β€” Added the display of transaction fees in the bip.to wallet.
β€” Updated the iOS and Android applications.
β€” Fixed the display of reward charts and multi-transactions in the Console.

Stay tuned!
#Weekly Community Update (July 3, 2019)

Last week, we
β€” added the USE MAX button in the Console so that you could conveniently send the full amount of a chosen coin
β€” made BIP a default currency for paying transaction fees when sending via the Console
β€” moved the display of a transaction message in the Explorer up to the very top
β€” improved the process of sending transactions via the local console
β€” added the C++ SDK and updated the documentation

Stay tuned!