Elastos Weekly Updates — 28 October 2018

This week, the Elastos Foundation announced modifications to the ELA Lock-In and Return Program, in accordance with our western expansion strategy. 

View this email in your browser This week, the Elastos Foundation announced modifications to the ELA Lock-In and Return Program, in accordance with our western expansion strategy. Please see the full post from Founder Rong Chen and the Elastos Foundation at the link below.   Token Lock-in Read now Article Read now Community Read now 1. Determined the DPOS UI design and interface definitions and started the DPOS voting function development; 2. Completed the Java version of the Token sidehain asset registration and trading SDK 3. Started development on supporting Token sidechain integration on mobile wallet for Trinity; 4. Added a filter to subscribe to transactions by transaction type; 5. Added plug-in architecture on SPV C++ code to facilitate the expansion of a variety of different consensus and algorithm sidechains, adding relevant interfaces to the Token sidechain support; 6. Developed the sidechain block browser and started testing; 7. Started mobile wallet security audit including black box testing and code review; 8. Increased continuous integration of the Elastos.ELA release branch; 9. Automated test script for main chain and side chain cross-chain transfers; 10. Completed the function of smart contract upgrade; 11. Implemented carrier automatic message (invite) automatic fragmentation/assembly, completed verification of FileTransfer implementation and prepared for testing; 12. The new version of boostrap node is out for stability and compatibility internal testing; 13. Rectified and optimized the Elastos Carrier Android Java SDK Exception: Added Android API test cases, Elastos Carrier Native repository will add Windows32/64 platform Appveyor CI integration (Windows version is coming!); 14. Runtime DApps package and runtime management body completed ; 15. Organized a list of Trinity builtin plugins, reviewed and adjusted the code to meet Trinity requirements; 16. The new Android version of Runtime is ready to run Demo DApp with the focus shifting to the iOS version; 17. Elastos Hive, a distributed cloud storage service, now has Cluster API documentation, and has started the interface test plan and solution according to the interface. Read Zach's piece on the need for a decentralized web in International Business Times: here Check out Rong Chen's interview with Forbes on why Elastos is the leader in the much needed decentralization of the internet: here Coin Central interviewed Elastos CMO, Fay Li, on Bitmain Merged Mining, Trinity, and Beyond. Read it here: here 20 October Elastos IoT Ecosystem Director, Yuxin Zhang, shared the idea that the "Elastos big screen ecosystem assists blockchain gaming" at the Gai Shi Quan Guo Hang event. He stated that it can realize operational, large-scale, decentralized applications as well as the secure, trustful exchange of digital content and can create the open, shared Elastos smart economic ecosystem by building a Smart Web Powered by Blockchain. The technological breakthrough of blockchain-leveraged construction provides separation  between distributed applications and the internet for the internet's first completely secure environment, while also providing comprehensive scalability for millions of users. 22 October Rong Chen was on Crypto 101 podcast with Matthew Aaron discussing Computer 101. Is blockchain the next world computer? Does 100,000 TPS matter? Listener to computer 101 to help us answer those questions. Enjoy Matthew and Mr. Rong Chen founder of Elastos in chatting computer basics to find out what blockchain can be used for in the future. 25 October KP hosted the 2nd Cyber Republic Virtual Meetup. Agenda for the meetup is as follows: Review since last virtual meetup Questions from the community Upcoming meetups Call for action: React Native Project Cr100, CRCles, RFP, New Tasks, New Projects   Copyright © 2018 elastos foundation, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

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Consensus is Back and Better Than Ever On May 13-15, we will once again be back at the New York Hilton Midtown on 6th Avenue between 53rd and 54th, but it doesn't stop there.  We'll also be right next door at both the Sheraton New York Time Square on 53rd Street and the Ziegfeld Ballroom on 54th Street to accommodate additional programming and networking.  At Consensus, attendees can build their own journey, moving through the three adjacent venues to learn more about the latest applications in crypto and enterprise blockchain.  Tickets to Consensus only cost $999 today. If you wait to buy your ticket until Consensus rolls around in May, tickets will cost close to $3,000. So why wait? Save Even More on Consensus Tickets To get more value, if you register to attend Consensus in May 2019, you'll also receive 50% off on your ticket to Consensus: Invest next month on November 27th.  Consensus: Invest is an event designed for professional investors with headline speakers including SEC Chairman Jay Clayton and Allianz Chief Economic Advisor Dr. Mohamed A. El-Erian. Tickets to Consensus: Invest are normally $1,499, but by attending both events, you can save $750.  When you register for Consensus in May, we will email you a code to get your 50% off for Consensus: Invest.  Register Here Interested in Sponsoring? With so many people joining us in May, this is a great opportunity to put your brand in front of key decision makers.  Shoot us a note now and we can start discussing ways in which you can exhibit and sponsor Consensus.  This email was sent by: CoinDesk 250 Park Avenue South New York, NY, 10003, US Want to change how you receive these emails? update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list