DAARX / Development progress

Development progress

Getting ready
for Testnet.

The core protocols and wallets have been exercised privately. We’re checking the current components and preparing the source, network setup and packages for public participation.

REVIEWED 04 NOV 2026

Private builds tested.
Public release in preparation.

Where we are.

Protocol, wallet, history, packaging and recovery components have been built and exercised privately. The work now is to bring the current source, four-coin configuration, public builds and participant operations together.

This is a dated development update, not live telemetry or a completion percentage.

01

Protocol and wallet foundations

Consensus, transactions, native wallets, authenticated history and recovery have implementation and private testing evidence. Those results remain scoped to the configurations that were exercised.

Private evidence
02

Current correctness and integration

The current source needs its own proof, transaction, consensus and composed four-chain checks. Earlier passing runs do not replace current release qualification.

In qualification
03

Exact public network configuration

Public source, network identities, genesis/configuration and OPEN authority/activation must agree with the release that participants actually run.

Open work
04

Public builds and release verification

Public builds and supported platforms are being prepared. Reproducibility, release signatures, installation and recovery instructions still need to be checked for the public release.

Preparing
05

Four-coin network campaign

The full current system still needs public-facing composition, mining, transaction, restart, fault and recovery evidence at the intended launch configuration.

Open work
06

Public participation

Bootstrap peers, supported downloads, test-coin access, observation tools, reporting and incident/reset rules must be published before people are invited in.

Not open

02

The first Testnet
doesn’t need every future product.

An offered feature needs its own qualification. Keeping the first online release focused makes the boundaries understandable.

For supported online participation

  • Exact source, network configuration and participant release.
  • Current correctness, four-chain operation and fault/recovery checks.
  • Reproducible builds, release verification and supported installation.
  • Bootstrap, test-coin access, observation and incident/reset guidance.

Separate feature releases

  • Complete funded offline-cash and device/radio workflows.
  • Mobile-store releases, games and collectible products.
  • Live rewards, prizes, payment providers and redemption.
  • Hardware sales, hosting and paid support services.

03 / AFTER PUBLIC ENTRY

Testnet is a test.
Mainnet is another release.

Public participation is meant to produce evidence: real network behavior, defects, operator experience and recovery under stress. It does not turn test coins into money or certify the system for real funds.

Public entry requires the review and safety evidence applicable to that release. Independent professional audit, broader public-network evidence and separate mainnet testing remain outstanding. There is no fixed launch countdown.

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