As we navigate through Q3 2023, Analog has been hard at work building its product and technical infrastructure. Here’s an update of how far the project’s development has come along!
We are optimizing our Threshold Signature Scheme module:
Currently upgrading the frost-dalek crate to be EVM-compatible
Implementing and validating the collector node within TSS, empowering shards to manage keys and permissions efficiently
We are implementing arbitrary method calls (AMCs), a low-level message-passing SDK that allows users/applications to execute arbitrary smart contract functions only on the connected destination chains. This is a precursor to the General Message Passing (GMP) protocol.
The Connector SDK for EVM chains is now open-source.
We have implemented the following updates to the Timechain module:
Staking tokenomics
Accounts management pallet
Proxy accounts
Task management pallet
Task tokenomics
Task scheduler
Task executor
Analog JS Library now includes:
On-chain library
Analog Watch has seen these features added:
Collections
View builder
Publisher page
Profile page
For a summary of Analog’s key technologies to put things into perspective, head here! 👉 https://docs.analog.one/analog-network
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