Below is a summary of the work our extended team (30+ people) did in January this year:
Minter 1.0
- Node performance optimization
- Network crash and subsequent urgent fix increasing stability
- Emergency recovery training in case of an error-driven network failure
Minter 1.1
- Texas tests and trials, including with data from the mainnet, new wallets, Console, and more
- Performance optimization based on a significant amount of mainnet data
- Voting on the release: minterscan.net/proposals/1.1a
Minter 2.0
- The first, Ethereum-like sidechain in progress
- Development of the inter-service standards for the exchange of goods and services
iOS
- Apple Wallet card
- 2.0 under way
Android
- 2.0 under way
Web
- UI Kit release: kit.minter.org
- Universal deeplinks for the bip.to wallet
SDK
- iOS Core SDK improvements
- C++ SDK improvements
- JS SDK improvements
Infrastructure
- Extender optimization
- Resumption of the duplicate server operation
- Gate improvements and Docker wrap-up
- Re-activation of the rewards deletion script (on utils 1)
- Selection of appropriate Prometheus metrics required to monitor Explorer status
Node
- Node web server migration to a new library
- Node management console
- Node dockerization
- genesis 1.0 -> 1.1 export command
Contests
- Minter Push Hackathon: stage 1
- Localized communities contest
Grants
- MDF promo grants
- Dev grants from the team
- Grant policy for the U.S.
Liquidity Providers
- CEX support for cards: bip.dev/card
- Mercuryo support for cards: bip.dev/card
Regulations
- Minter Global OÜ’s new crypto licenses
- Team’s R&D office in the works
- Memoranda on crypto businesses in Germany and England finalized
- AMLD5 memorandum finalized
- Blockchain-stored personal data memorandum finalized
- MDF granting procedure formalized
- Consultations to several community-led projects
Design
- New wallet
- UI Kit
- Brand Kit
- New MN website
- Minter Push
Promo
- Intensive campaign aimed to attract developers to Telegram
- Development of the strategy for expansion into other languages and platforms (Telegram, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram)
Ideology
- Fast universal payments as a primary direction
- MinterID concept
- Minter Push concept
What we have is more than 50 large-scale tasks, each playing an important role network-wise.
Items that have no “Completed” status — e.g., Hub — are not included in this list.
