#79: $77m worth of Grin mined in 2019 🌱
#79: $77m worth of Grin mined in 2019 🌱
Covering Dec 22 2019 - Jan 06 2020
News
A video posted on the forum shows how $77m Grin was mined in 2019, making for an impressive first year where Grin was able to stand its own against other POW coins.
As was feared, the old domain grin-tech.org has fallen into unknown hands. DO NOT TRUST this site and for donation addresses to the General Fund ONLY USE THOSE LISTED IN THE GRIN-PM REPO.
Dev
There are 112 open issues in /grin, and 25 open issues in /grin-wallet.
Merged PRs: 2 in /grin | 3 in /grin-wallet | 1 unique contributor
Version 3.0.0 of node and wallet was released. All users are strongly encouraged to upgrade.
The v3.0.0 network wide upgrade is scheduled to take place in less than ten days on Jan 15 2020. Read more about it and timelines here.
The next bi-weekly developer meeting is scheduled for Tuesday Jan 07 @ 15:00 UTC in grincoin#dev on Keybase. You can add topics to the agenda.
Governance
Both dev and governance meetings have now been moved to Keybase, with an action to improve visibility of our Keybase community on the main website.
@lehnberg (yours truly) request for funding for Q1 2020 ended up being contentious, with some forum participants challenging the request. The request will be decided on in the Jan 14 governance meeting, those interested are welcome to participate.
There are new community and governance sections up on the grin website.
2019 Q4 financial transparency report published.
The next bi-weekly governance meeting is scheduled for Tue Jan 14 @ 15:00 UTC in grincoin on Keybase. You can add topics to the agenda.
RFCs
Draft
Relative kernels [node-dev]
Asynch Transacting via Relays [wallet-dev]
Multiple named wallets [wallet-dev]
Open
-
Final Comment Period
-
Accepted
-
Closed
-
“Naturalistic Grin” Artwork in this edition is by @LovelyGrin.
URL to share this article: https://grinnews.substack.com/p/79-77m-worth-of-grin-mined-in-2019
This newsletter is curated by Daniel Lehnberg. Any views expressed are personal and do not represent an official position of the Grin project.
Got news or articles you would like to include? Any feedback or other suggestions? drop me a line on daniel.lehnberg-at-protonmail.com or find me on Keybase.