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Attrace Update August 1st

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Dear All,

Following the timeline announced on May the 4th, hereby as promised another general update!

Major updates in Attrace core (update network consensus completed, stability tests completed, secure node communication completed, etc.)
GDPR-compliant secure channel system with secure transactions and dynamic smart contracts completed
Testnet deployment completed (currently running 7 witness nodes)
First versions affiliate UI Publisher and Advertiser side completed and live on testnet (will forever be under continuous development)
Attrace blockchain explorer completed (allowing insights into the public blockchain, this part will receive more updates in coming 2 weeks)

Coming milestones:

First external Publisher integration live on testnet: August 8th
Publisher integration fully stable for scaling: August 21st
Making testnet + blockchain explorer public accessible: August 21st (delay mainly for IT efficiency, to avoid hot-fixing and to be fully prepared for major attacks)
Full flow closed circle: Advertisers can create affiliate programs (individual tracking links) on the testnet: August 28th
Integration docs (how Publishers and Advertisers can integrate / API info): September 8th

After that the Alpha version of ERC20 - ATTR exchange will be released.

So we are taking some extra weeks for more test runs.
Once released, incl ATTR tokens, the Attrace blockchain will be unstoppable - literally.

So bear with us for couple more weeks - extend your summer holiday if you can so you won’t notice it.

Summary
We’ve basically already completed the network but decided it is not safe / simple enough to go live. To cover the extra weeks we’ve made a basic demonstration video for end-users. This will show more clearly what end-users can expect. The video is only 3.5 minutes and does not require a strong appetite for technical content so this one should be easy!