Topic: [ANN]🔵🔵 OYSTER 🔵🔵 Anonymous Storage Generates Revenue for Websites - page 67. (Read 73403 times)

Mainnet will be released on the 29th May.
Oyster mainnet has nothing to do with an own blockchain. Both PRL and SHL will remain ERC20.

This delay was in fact chance to load more tokens into your wallets. Just imagine if the main Net was launched as planned many people were complaining of not having enough time to accumulate. Now time is running very fast it is allowing 3 weeks to do what you can. SHL specially is available at discounted rates.

I have stopped reading jokes anymore since I have enough to read in different threads comments of most intellectual people which are newbies sharing their knowledge for free everywhere. It is so simple to move ahead to next project if you don't think one is expecting your criteria instead of keep throwing senseless comments. Oyster PRL/SHL both will be game changer in the filed they are designed for.

Mainnet will be released on the 29th May.
Oyster mainnet has nothing to do with an own blockchain. Both PRL and SHL will remain ERC20.

1/2: KuCoin has initiated the distribution of SHL token. However, there is some gap between the amount of SHL that KuCoin has received and the total amount of SHL that KuCoin should distribute. Therefore, the SHL distribution will be delayed. At the same time, KuCoin is actively negotiating with SHL Project  and solve the problem. We will have official announcement once we are ready to re-initiate the distribution.

Crypto is not for kid who don't have patience and got afraid so early even the news are very positive. This month will help to make growth of this project so healthy I have advise for you have patience this token will be more interesting in coming days.

Volume is drying up, my hands and feet are cold, back to wintersleep.

Another week has gone by, and plenty of work has been completed by the Oyster development team to prepare the Oyster protocol for its Mainnet release. Today’s announcement will be detailing the development completed during the week of April 29th — May 4th.

First, the development team continued working on the Oysterby private testnet, which including deploying the OysterPearl.sol smart contract on the private network and testing interactions with this smart contract via unit tests on the broker nodes. Additionally, the development team worked on setting up the various transaction scenarios involved in the Oyster protocol and built tests for ensuring that these scenarios are correctly handled on the Oysterby testnet. Moving forward with Oysterby, the development team will be working on finishing up the bury, claim, and send PRL functionality. Ultimately, the Oysterby testnet will prove invaluable in ensuring that the protocol is thoroughly QA’d, and ready for commercial use.

The development team has also made significant strides in completing re-architecting the way a storage user’s browser splits a file into chunks to allow for chunks containing treasure to be inserted into a data map. This portion of the protocol, as well as file upload logic in the client related to this new chunking architecture, is now undergoing QA. Furthermore, the development team has added a test suite to the web interface to help keep code quality high and reduce the likelihood of introducing bugs as developers continue to push new features.

Further progress has also been made on the broker node “modes” mentioned in our previous update, with a primary focus on implementing the “dummy” treasure mode which will allow the broker nodes to bury “dummy” treasure, enabling easier QA of the web node treasure-hunting logic. Additionally, segment logging has been added to record various events that occur on the broker node.

The team has also completed work on optimizing SQL queries used in the upload process, as well as the treasure/API endpoints on the broker node for Proof-of-Work and claiming the treasure. Furthermore, work has been done on creating the sidechain and unburying treasure from the Tangle transaction messages by attempting to decrypt the message using each sidechain link and caching that value for later. The decryption still needs QA, but the chain of actions is coming together. Finally, the development team worked on the verification process involved on the broker node endpoints when a web node sends a request communicating that the web node has found treasure.

We will continue to update the community on Mainnet progress every week leading up to the launch date of May 29th. Any questions or comments are encouraged to be posted to our Reddit, or Telegram channel.

Why do you guys even keep your PRL on KuCoin? They are notorious for taking months to deliver airdrops and not executing their promises...

If you simply moved your PRL to a private wallet bfore the airdrop you wouldn't have to worry about when they will give you you SHL

Oyster Team:

Oyster has delivered the SHLs to KuCoin. Further distribution will be handled by KuCoin and is not in our hands anymore. Based on an emailed response, the distribution will take up to 15-30 business days.

For any further questions please contact KuCoin via email or try @KuCoin_Exchange.

Thank you for that update, I hope it will be listed soon and we can start trading SHL on the kucoin.

The concept of PRL and SHL is great and will be useful in the future.