This report covers June 23, 2020 to July 21, 2020.
Core Node
Trust, but verify…
No doubt the Bismuth developers are talented, but better make sure ground is covered.
Unit and end to end tests are usual nowadays and every “serious” project has a test suite.
Bismuth is no exception and recent work go in that direction.
Some core modules like Polysign and BismuthCore already had some tests, and now the core node itself has a growing test suite.
This is not just cosmetic: these tests are a nice step forward and will make sure the shift to the upcoming optimized db structure is as painless and bugfree as possible.
Bismuth tests are easy to run thanks to an auto-starting regnet node.
In parallel, work on the new database version is also going on.
Hypernodes
Current Hypernodes ROI is 19.8%, stable from the last report. We count 237 active Hypernodes with a total amount of active collateral of 6,380,000 BIS.
The number of Hypernodes is currently at 325, up two nodes since the previous report. The total amount of collateral has increased with about 60,000 BIS during this period. The total amount of BIS in circulation is 24,7 million. Hence, the amount of active collateral accounts for 25.8% of the total supply, or 34.6% if the amount of inactive collateral is included.
Ecosystem
Bismuth tokens are a nice but relatively obscure feature of the Bis chain.
They are part of the second layer Bismuth protocols, can be created and transfered via the regular Bismuth Wallets.
Thanks to Iyomisc – a community dev – Bismuth now has a Tokens explorer.
It’s available at https://bismuth.today and does the usual things:
List all available tokens
List token balances of an address
Show last tokens transactions
Show richlists…
A matching repository with node plugin and python module to interface can be found here: https://github.com/iyomisc/bismuth_tokens
Read the complete Bismuth Progress Report here:
https://hypernodes.bismuth.live/?p=2160