DMD Diamond’s Updates for March 🔥

Due to the rapid development of our project, we launched a digest column for news and updates of our project. Now we will tell you about our achievements and the challenges we faced, and how we are going to address them.

🔹 The migration of the HBBFT engine to the open Ethereum 3.1 is largely complete. There are only a few automated unit tests left to run.

🔹 Test coverage of DMD claiming tool dApp is greatly improved; contracts are nearly finished. Only the UI is missing.

🔹 New HBBFT research papers are being evaluated. This means that we got on the horizon the technological upgrade that we plan for 4.1 or 4.2 that will boost HBBFT engine performance.

Whether it means more tx/sec, faster block creation, or both is unclear until performance tests.

🔹 The new open Ethereum 3.1 based alpha testnet is launched, contract integration nearly finished. However, the integration appeared to be more tricky than we expected. The remaining issues need to be fixed before we can invite a few selected alpha testers.

🔹 Our partnership with P2PB2B is bearing the first fruits. Our coin is already traded in 3 markets. In the future, we hope to host events such as trading competitions, AMA sessions, and others on the P2PB2B platform.

Register and support DMD Diamond development using the link: https://p2pb2b.io

🔹 After switching to open Ethereum 3.1 from 3.0, we were able to identify a problem: there was a problem with the library (Eth ABI) when one of the libraries in version 3.0 was actually a later version than in 3.1. This created an incompatibility of code that was very difficult to determine because the errors that occurred did not point to the place that caused them.

🔹 As a result, we have identified the problem and it will take a few more days to fix it. We are now in the process of fixing it.

🔹 In addition, some more work has been done to update POSDAO contracts for the needs of DMDv4.