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Just began researching Crown.  Longtime masternode operator, but my level of involvement in other projects has kept me head-down for a long time.  So, I have a few questions.

  • What sets Crown's NFT platform apart from any other platforms offering ERC-721 alternatives?
The main difference is that you don't have to implement contracts and deploy them to the network. Instead, you have to predefine a set of specific params for your token protocol and use APIs for registering and managing them. You can read the details in the article pointed by jeliman.
  • To what degree is the NFT platform scalable?  If it is highly scalable, how?  I like it when projects pursue scalability in a proactive manner.
The implementation is made with scalability in mind. Please specify what exactly do you mean by scalability in this case? Are we talking about transactions throughput?
  • Are governance proposals & voting records retained historically?  If so, where can I view this?  Would especially review proposals where Core design decisions were made via governance & carried-out.
The governance on-chain part is partially implemented. There is still work to do to complete it.
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I might have more questions, but this is all for now!  Many thanks in advance.
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Crown was added to allnodes Staking & Masternodes Services

Allnodes is a platform, which provides non-custodial Staking and Masternodes services and allows you to Stake coins or host Masternode in a few clicks, monitor rewards, statuses and other useful information.
https://www.allnodes.com
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https://medium.com/crownplatform/backing-the-crown-blockchain-value-by-registered-assets-via-nfts-d55df9040458

Backing the Crown blockchain value by registered assets (via NFTs)

Fiat was once backed by gold - that made sense. If crypto is to succeed, it needs to be backed by a fundamental value and not mostly by speculation aspects.

How to value crypto assets?
There are several methods how to evaluate a company. You can use a discounted cash flow model taking into consideration how much profits the company will generate in the future and discount those numbers to today's value. Most of the companies in the world - traded on stock exchanges or public firms, are evaluated in this way. You can alternatively look at the value of the company's assets - when you break it down into real estate, equipment, machinery, and compare for how much similar assets are being sold, or you can evaluate a company or a startup project based on your belief that it has developed a unique solution which one day in the future will turn into a profitable business. The last method is mostly used in the startup world. Investors believe that something revolutionary is being developed and they attach their personal value to it hoping for the riches.
But what about the crypto space? How can one tell that the value of Bitcoin and other altcoins is high or low? Bitcoin was created as a protest. Not many people know that Bitcoin was created as a reaction to the 2008 financial mess caused by the subprime crisis affecting the mortgage industry in the US due to borrowers being approved for loans they could not afford. This created a domino effect, since the world has reached a phase where everything and everybody is connected to each other. The trust in the worlds' financial system was questioned. This is when Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, and its main idea for an alternative world, where people have the values they created under their control - in their computers, online or offline wallets. As the Bitcoin infrastructure strengthened, people were able to exchange it for fiat and other cryptocurrencies, store it safely via smart devices, renowned businesses started accepting it as a form of payment, its value was going up. Traders and bots caught up later looking for buying low, selling high strategies and bringing their added values to the value of Bitcoin and crypto.

But what is next for crypto values? Is the bet on a deteriorating political situation in the world and booming stock markets enough? No! It is not! Most of it, unfortunately, are speculation aspects - as we saw when crypto market cap collapsed from 800 billion to 100 billion USD during 2018.

Crypto communities are currently busy with creating ways to add real values to the blockchain, coming with hundreds of real word use-cases and offering their communities ways to interact with the blockchain. Some blockchains enable their communities to raise capital via ICOs on their chains, others offer a variety of smart contracts or anonymous transactions so people making them cannot be tracked. All of these use-cases are fostering innovation and progress to our society hoping for the world to listen and turn its eyes on this booming and exciting space.

What if the blockchain is backed by real assets registered as Non-fungible tokens (NFTs)?
The community at Crown Platform is also taking its own approach to create value for its community members, contributors and strategic partners. Since its launch in October 2014 as a Bitcoin clone, it has demonstrated that the community can make steps towards creating a progressive environment, where smart ideas are pushed forward and made into reality. One of the ideas bringing real value to the Crown blockchain (next to the decentralised governance budget system and our tailor-made MN-PoS mechanism) is without a doubt the Non-fungible tokens framework (NFT). You can read the NFT technical article drafted by the Crown Platform tech lead Artem here:
https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76

"Since the beginning of the Crown Platform evolution, we wanted to build a public blockchain solution that will enable simple and fast integration with a modern distributed ledger technology. Back in August 2017, the foundational ideas of what the platform should look like were laid down. Since then, we've been working hard to realise those ideas and transform them into a tangible form."

NFTs offer unique characteristics which make them different and digitally scarce. Take plane tickets for example - although they look the same, they contain passenger info which is unique. The same is actually true for other assets such as cars, buildings, legal contracts, patents - basically most physical and digital assets in the real world are non-fungible: and therein lies the huge opportunity for NFTs. NFTs have unique properties as one asset is not equal to another asset in the same set, as it is with the fungible tokens. Most tokens such as cryptocurrencies are fungible - they are mostly monetary and interchangeable, the same is true for money. One US dollar is the same as another one.

But back to our NFT framework, in simple words it is a registry subsystem which enables the community to register physical or digital assets on the Crown blockchain. Several Crown community contributors are currently working on use-cases such as a blockchain-enabled asset register for luxury goods, a startup intellectual property protection tool, and artists are starting to register their digital art on the Crown Platform NFT testnet.
Looking at this from a philosophical perspective, assets (with their underlying intrinsic values) are being registered (currently on testnet) on the Crown blockchain. This creates a situation where those who register them, trust that the Crown code and community will make their best effort to keep this information secure and immutable so they can use it as proof that they hold ownership of these assets.

Now imagine that the few use-cases that the community is currently building, will bring many, many more assets (with their own bigger underlying values) to the Crown chain. Can fundamental value derived from the potential trust created by registering assets as NFTs back the value of the blockchain?
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Howdy, been a while!

We're proud to announce that CrownCentral now has a Proposal Generator: https://crowncentral.net/proposals/generator

Next up:
- Proposal history page
- Comment section on proposals

In case anyone finds bugs or has ideas/suggestions for new features, please send me a PM.

Peace! Smiley


Hello, i have sent you a private message, please take a look at the audit of your website containing a curative lexicon on what can be improved and what needs to be corrected.
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Howdy, been a while!

We're proud to announce that CrownCentral now has a Proposal Generator: https://crowncentral.net/proposals/generator

Next up:
- Proposal history page
- Comment section on proposals

In case anyone finds bugs or has ideas/suggestions for new features, please send me a PM.

Peace! Smiley
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Our code lead Ashot is working on bringing the BTC part of the Crown code to Bitcoin 17.1, half of the merge is done, the other half will take him a month followed by community testing. Looking forward to this, seems that after the NFT Emerald Release https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/emerald-release-24308 the next Crown release will be with the updated Bitcoin code

be actually awesome if people can upvote our upcoming Emerald release

https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/emerald-release-24308

Lets keep upvoting the Emerald release which is coming up in few weeks - NFT framework will be pushed to mainnet!

https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/emerald-release-24308
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Be careful not to make the same mistake Wink I read this (thanks to the wise hv_)
can be applied here on CRW.

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From hv_:

For the global adoption some major points needs to be ensured

Cheap and simple base layer, easy to understand and low risks that the base will change or enable illegal stuff ON PURPOSE.

That makes it easy to implement anything computers can do ON TOP

ETH was a nice experiment or still is, to let ppl get into such devs and risk analysis but pretty much as eMail is for sending text messages and oops attachments (like smart contracts containing exe files) those exe files are NEVER EVER automatically executed neither at send time nor at receiving time nor at open/ reading time , rather blocked, filtered out or checked against viruses etc.

Global adoption of autoexecution of code that can do Turing complete just anything - wont happen, especially if coded by poor script lang, that hase no proper compile time checking as java or c have.

First only sending txs at scale incl most simple defined conditions needs to be save and scaling, all the rest might come many years down the road...




interesting points, forwarded those to the devs
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Be careful not to make the same mistake Wink I read this (thanks to the wise hv_)
can be applied here on CRW.

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From hv_:

For the global adoption some major points needs to be ensured

Cheap and simple base layer, easy to understand and low risks that the base will change or enable illegal stuff ON PURPOSE.

That makes it easy to implement anything computers can do ON TOP

ETH was a nice experiment or still is, to let ppl get into such devs and risk analysis but pretty much as eMail is for sending text messages and oops attachments (like smart contracts containing exe files) those exe files are NEVER EVER automatically executed neither at send time nor at receiving time nor at open/ reading time , rather blocked, filtered out or checked against viruses etc.

Global adoption of autoexecution of code that can do Turing complete just anything - wont happen, especially if coded by poor script lang, that hase no proper compile time checking as java or c have.

First only sending txs at scale incl most simple defined conditions needs to be save and scaling, all the rest might come many years down the road...


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Crown NFT vs Ethereum ERC-721 NFT
The conceptual difference between Ethereum NFTs and Crown NFTs is that in the first case the development process is more code-oriented or smart contracts based. It means that the most part of the business logic is deployed and executed on the EVM. However, in Crown we use the data-oriented approach and the Crown Platform API as a gateway for the integration of your web or any other application with a blockchain solution. There are pros and cons to both approaches. The smart contract approach gives you the flexibility to run arbitrary code on-chain and customize your business-logic in a smart contract, and in many cases, it’s exactly what you need. But sometimes you need a blockchain solution that you can quickly integrate with your existing or developing application using the API. You don’t need to deal with the smart contracts languages and time-consuming development. You need to get clear on the data model for your non-fungible tokens set and how it fits into your architecture. So eventually, you have business-logic running off-chain on your back-end which interacts with the on-chain solution that you integrate using the Crown Platform API. Plus, you don’t have to deal with potential bugs that might be introduced with a smart contract code and are irreversible.

https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76
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Just began researching Crown.  Longtime masternode operator, but my level of involvement in other projects has kept me head-down for a long time.  So, I have a few questions.

  • What sets Crown's NFT platform apart from any other platforms offering ERC-721 alternatives?
Please see https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76
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  • To what degree is the NFT platform scalable?  If it is highly scalable, how?  I like it when projects pursue scalability in a proactive manner.
We expect NFT framework to be highly scalable since each token operation is recorded as a transaction and there is currently lots of free space in each block.
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  • Does Crown produce superblocks?  If so, how often, and how much is generated?
Yes, every 43200 blocks (approximately 30 days). Each superblock produces a governance fund of upto 54000 CRW.[/quote]
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  • Are governance proposals & voting records retained historically?  If so, where can I view this?  Would especially review proposals where Core design decisions were made via governance & carried-out.
Governance is not (yet) recorded on-chain. Some individuals may have retained records of past proposals, you could ask in Discord
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  • MM-PoS...  does this imply masternodes are block producers?  Anything you'd like to tell me about this structure?
Yes, masternodes and systemnodes are block producers. Please take a look at https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-masternode-and-sytemnode-proof-of-stake-consensus-system-mnpos-e6780ef534b3 for some technical details.
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  • Was any other means of consensus used prior to MN-PoS?  If so, what was it, and why did it end (honestly)?  Not particularly a fan of PoS nor its variations, but I have an open mind.
Crown was originally a Bitcoin SHA-256 derivative, then merge-mined with Bitcoin. In April 2019 we switched to unique, specially commissioned MN-PoS (actually both masternodes and systemnodes stake) for block creation.
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I might have more questions, but this is all for now!  Many thanks in advance.
Please come and join us in Discord with any additional questions.
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Just began researching Crown.  Longtime masternode operator, but my level of involvement in other projects has kept me head-down for a long time.  So, I have a few questions.

  • What sets Crown's NFT platform apart from any other platforms offering ERC-721 alternatives?
  • To what degree is the NFT platform scalable?  If it is highly scalable, how?  I like it when projects pursue scalability in a proactive manner.
  • Does Crown produce superblocks?  If so, how often, and how much is generated?
  • Are governance proposals & voting records retained historically?  If so, where can I view this?  Would especially review proposals where Core design decisions were made via governance & carried-out.
  • MM-PoS...  does this imply masternodes are block producers?  Anything you'd like to tell me about this structure?
  • Was any other means of consensus used prior to MN-PoS?  If so, what was it, and why did it end (honestly)?  Not particularly a fan of PoS nor its variations, but I have an open mind.

I might have more questions, but this is all for now!  Many thanks in advance.
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Farid Tejani, a Crown contributor in London www.faridtejani.com is launching CrhonoVault (https://chronovault.co) -  a blockchain-enabled asset register for luxury goods which will be using Crown's NFTs for the registration of these goods. Talked to Farid last week and he confirmed that Chronovault will enable the NFT registration feature soon after Crown releases into mainnet in the second half of September. Awesome to see usecases lining up.

Read about the NFT solution here

https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76


so far these are the Usecases lined up for NFTs:

1. Busyman intellectual property protection tool https://medium.com/@busyman.cz/time-stamping-intellectual-property-of-startups-on-the-blockchain-using-nfts-5edd207decd5

2. Chronovault.co - a blockchain-enabled asset register for luxury goods such as oldtimer watches

3. Digital artists registering their art on the Crown blockchain
https://twitter.com/crownplatform/status/1159464673399496704?s=12


hero member
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Farid Tejani, a Crown contributor in London www.faridtejani.com is launching CrhonoVault (https://chronovault.co) -  a blockchain-enabled asset register for luxury goods which will be using Crown's NFTs for the registration of these goods. Talked to Farid last week and he confirmed that Chronovault will enable the NFT registration feature soon after Crown releases into mainnet in the second half of September. Awesome to see usecases lining up.

Read about the NFT solution here

https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76
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Our code lead Ashot is working on bringing the BTC part of the Crown code to Bitcoin 17.1, half of the merge is done, the other half will take him a month followed by community testing. Looking forward to this, seems that after the NFT Emerald Release https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/emerald-release-24308 the next Crown release will be with the updated Bitcoin code

be actually awesome if people can upvote our upcoming Emerald release

https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/emerald-release-24308
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Our code lead Ashot is working on bringing the BTC part of the Crown code to Bitcoin 17.1, half of the merge is done, the other half will take him a month followed by community testing. Looking forward to this, seems that after the NFT Emerald Release https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/emerald-release-24308 the next Crown release will be with the updated Bitcoin code
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At @CrownPlatform we have been working for a very long time on designing and implementing expanded Registry APIs that we have called the NFtoken Framework. This solution is currently in testnet and will see the light in mainnet with the Crown Core "Emerald" v0.14.0 release in September.  Digital artist @Passione43 has registered the first artwork "Crown Town" on the Crown testnet chain. You can see it here: https://crwwallet.net/author/passione43/

We sincerely invite you to use the pilot app crwwallet.net to register sample works and learn how to use the APIs. We will be happy to feature your artworks and give you visibility through our social media.

For a guide on how to register files using the app:
https://crwwallet.net/nft-guide-testnet/

You can also download the app for Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nodemerger.crwwallet

For a technical document explaining the NFToken framework:
https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76

If you are a techie and want to directly run testnet node to try out the framework there or develop your own 3rd party registry solution powered by Crown, you can download the Crown Core v0.13.9 testnet build here:
gitlab.crown.tech/crown/crown-core/pipelines/1076

You can also watch a registration demo performed by code lead artem at UNCHAIN Convention Berlin:

https://youtu.be/drM_IBZIuBs

By registering a doc or file any user can prove:
- ownership (through vinculation of the nft to a keypair)
- existence (through the timestamping of the file hash)
- authenticity (combined through the exclusivity of the hash within the network + nft information above).

Feel free to reach out with any questions. All we want is that people find the framework useful and capitalise on it!
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https://medium.com/@busyman.cz/time-stamping-intellectual-property-of-startups-on-the-blockchain-using-nfts-5edd207decd5

Time-stamping intellectual property of startups on the blockchain using NFTs

Startups need to have their intellectual property secured
Busyman is a startup platform connecting ideas with angel investors established in Prague in 2010. It has facilitated investments of over 10 mil EUR into over a hundred early stage startups from central Europe. Idea makers, innovators, businessmen or people with progressive ideas come to Busyman looking for smart money angels, who are willing to share their life business experiences and help to grow these brave ideas. Money is only part of the added value angels bring to the table, their know-how and contacts is what matters more to founders. Busyman has a database of over 1000 European angels and it is aggregating a professional club of angel investors who are ready to invest into well-prepared pre-seed and seed ideas. The protection of intellectual property of these startups should not be underestimated, since the majority of these early stage businesses only have their breakthrough ideas to share with the world.

The philosophy behind timestamps on the blockchain
We have observed that in many specific cases, it is very challenging to protect ideas, especially from next generation economies such as information technology, machine learning, virtual reality, blockchain technology and other non-tangible asset sectors. Patent offices do not offer this protection and if they do, the process of applying is slow and not very flexible. Also, once the patent application is approved in a country specific patent office, for instance in the Czech Republic, all the details of the patents become available online to the world and basically anybody can copy the know-how, unless the patent application is submitted in most countries in the rest of the world, which is almost impossible and extremely expensive for early stage startups. Nobody in the startup industry wants to spend their energy on administration tasks, their efforts need to be directed towards scaling their ideas and becoming a business generating income.

We are of the opinion that timestamping of specific know-how and intellectual property on the blockchain could be an alternative to this old and ineffective system that is currently in place.

How would NFT timestamps on the blockchain work?
Busyman currently aims to use the public blockchain of Crown Platform (CRW) to the purpose of protecting start-up ideas through the soon to be launched NFT (non-fungible tokens framework), which enables the registration of basically any forms of digital and physical assets on the Crown blockchain. The main reason behind this is to protect individuals with high-quality business ideas from having their ideas plagiarised by third parties. The problem needs solving with a long-term capability of enabling individuals to capitalize on their business ideas and creativity and bring a certain degree of automation to the idea protection space.

To solve this complex problem, Busyman is currently working with the following three parameters:

1) Positive protection: The protection of ideas against plagiarism by third parties is complicated, because patent right is a question of national sovereignty, hence depending on the laws and regulations of a given country. Thus, instead of protecting ideas against plagiarism, Busyman aims to build an open environment which will help to protect ideas for their development. That means protecting investment ideas from third parties by getting them on the road as quick as possible and pushing them toward rollout as soon and stable as possible.

2) Templatization: To solve the problem of comparability between different ideas (i.e. in order to judge whether an idea has already existed or not), a certain degree of templatization is needed. That means to break down business ideas to certain parameters. These parameters include but are not limited to a) business parameters, b) technical parameters, c) feasibility and scale parameters.

3) Community drive: An aspect of protection of ideas is the degree of acceptance of a given rule. That is, law is powerful because it is obeyed and commonly shared by a society’s participants intersubjective world. A strong community drive in the setup of the protection process gives it further legitimacy. If the community can contribute to the process, it is more likely to be taken as a reference for the novelty of ideas.

But how would the flow of the idea work in the real world? In order to push ideas toward their realization, we have devised the following procedure as a mechanism of submission and elaboration of ideas, protected through blockchain and allowing for quick collaboration in the given contexts.
Ideas basically become code to which contributors from all sorts of backgrounds add respective value and get part of the idea value back depending on their contribution. Similarly as we can see in many blockchain projects such as Crown. Yes this is a vision how the idea economy will work in the future, but NFTs enable us to start now by locking the initial “idea value”, assign a concrete ownership and place it on the blockchain.

Will this approach work?
Naturally the protection of ideas on the blockchain will initially never be as strong as the one provided by patent offices. The main point in supporting this case is the fact that founders will have the option to open their know how to the world (similarly as Elon Musk did with his Tesla patents) while securely claiming ownership. This should attract more talent and capital in case the idea is a breakthrough. Those founders who will not be interested to open up their know-how should have an option to keep it secret, that is perfectly fine. Both models — opened and closed should be able to co-exists next to each other. In the closed model case, if anybody misuses the idea, and for example in 5 years from the time a NFT was created, the know-how is used by someone else, the creator can prove to the world that he was the one who initially came up with that specific idea.
The world today is driven by social networks and communities (including the raising blockchain communities) as we have mentioned earlier in our text. These powerful forces can easily help idea makers to point their fingers towards those who are using ideas without proper rights. We believe that internet societies powered by blockchain might act as the force of good behaviour not only inside the network, but in the real world as well.

Next steps
Busyman will most likely license the NFT tool, which was developed by a long term Crown community contributor “defunctec”. Once the Crown Platform tech lead Artem Brazhnikov finishes the work on the NFT framework and the release into mainnet happens towards the end of September 2019, the Busyman NFT timestamping service should come online soon afterwards.
Initially, it will enable startups to register their intellectual property such as company names, logos, specific know-how as a Non-Fungible Token on the Crown blockchain. At a later stage and depending on the development of the NFT framework running on the Crown Platform, there will be other interesting features such as trading of these registered assets creating a market of breakthrough ideas and intellectual property.

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There is some new material to publish from Medium at :
https://medium.com/crownplatform/development-update-august-2019-8f1730ac7e26

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https://medium.com/crownplatform/development-update-august-2019-8f1730ac7e26Development
CROWN update August 2019
A rundown of events since the July development update
walkjivefly


Holiday season
Various contributors have been, or currently are, on holiday. Development, however, is still progressing on several fronts and not only code.
NFTs Artem (Dev) has partially resolved the database corruption issue mentioned last time and is still working on the registration and trading aspects of the NFT framework. He expects to include registration in the next testnet release which could occur this month or early in September. Mainnet release is expected with the codename “Emerald” version of Crown by the end of September 2019.
NFT framework testing has so far not thrown up any major bugs. One issue regarding which pubkeys can be used for NFT creation has been identified and addressed. Artem is sure there are a few bugs still hiding in the code and would very much appreciate more people joining the testing effort. If you’re interested the best place to start would be Artem’s article.

Simple online wallet at https://crwwallet.net has built-in NFT generator
The simple NFT generator mentioned in the last update is now available for anyone to use. It was created by Crown contributor @defunctec and is hosted at https://crwwallet.net/crown-nft-generator-testnet/. You can even generate NFTs directly from your Android phone because crwwallet.net is also available as an app from Google Play store. One caveat regarding its use: the list function only shows NFTs created by the tool.

Community have applied to join, and been accepted by The Non-Fungible Alliance.
Crown will be listed among their members following the next website update. We hope this will bring increased awareness of Crown NFTs to a wider audience and provide more opportunities for collaboration with other organisations.
We are aware of a handful of use-cases already being developed on the NFT framework. We don’t have many details nor expected timeframes for release other than sometime after the mainnet release around the end of September. If you’re working on a project which uses the NFT framework please let us know.

Codebase
Ashot was on holiday for a couple of weeks but is making good progress on the Bitcoin codebase update.
He has also been working on a small side-issue: creating a “chainwalker”. This is so that Flipside Crypto https://www.flipsidecrypto.com/go-beyond-price who generate the ratings for CoinmarketCap can get a better idea of the level of our development activity and hopefully raise our rating from the disappointing level it currently has.

Trezor
We are still waiting for Trezor to release updated firmware containing the changes required to support Crown. Unfortunately, we don’t know when this will happen and it’s not something we have any influence over. We’ll announce it as soon as we’re aware of any new firmware release but you could keep an eye on their blog too at https://blog.trezor.io/.
Other stuff
We are in the early stages of a collaboration with Easybit to get Crown into their ATMs. It will probably be a few months before this comes to fruition.

Multi crypto node setup, management and monitoring
Crown contributor @void of cryon.io has created a node management suite which can be used by individuals or hosting providers to manage any number of nodes in a simple and consistent way. He summarised the functionality in the Crown #development Discord channel on 11 July. You can read more about it in his Discord server or at Github https://github.com/cryon-io.
Comments or questions?
Please join us in Discord https://discord.gg/SqVDZTs.

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I have read this on Crown Discord:
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@Contributors a proposal for my July work

The testnet NFTs build seems to be stable, not many bugs were found. Thanks to everyone who helped to test it, but I beleive there are bugs we haven't found yet so I expect them to reproduce in the future. I'm working on the 2nd phase of impelementing and preparing NFTs for the mainnet release. Right now I'm implementing the NFT protocols management. The estimated date for the mainnet release is 27th of September (date is a subject to change).

Vote YES:  mnbudget vote-many 22d0a4550f81af5269e0bb4ec21f325fe6ea81cb102107e988ec52e519e0a1ae yes

Vote NO:  mnbudget vote-many 22d0a4550f81af5269e0bb4ec21f325fe6ea81cb102107e988ec52e519e0a1ae no
you can keep track of the development on this board: https://gitlab.crown.tech/crown/crown-core/-/boards/54?label_name[]=Release%20Emerald
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