http://148.251.57.148/tx/15f3f684a48977dbbecf2c29aecf68e9a5e447325241d4bfe767c3cf6b8c27daabove is the first fiat chain redeem. it was triggered by the EUR tx
http://148.251.56.54/tx/5d5c9a49489b558de9e84f991f996dedaae6b9d0f157f82b2fec64662476d5cfwhich redeemed 0.10 EUR via the paxwithdraw function.
it got a bit complicated, but there is essentially a decentralized gateway (generalized MGW) to achieve the bi-directional deposit/redeem across the different blockchains.
It has a lot of similarity to sidechains, but there is no need for waiting 1 day (or 2 days?) for the transactions to confirm. For now I am not waiting for the notarizations so the testing can go faster. Once we verify it is all happy, then I will require notarizations in both directions before the funds are released.
The above EUR redeem was indeed notarized the next block:
http://148.251.56.54/tx/2cc20d19f0651714a222ace2c9fe2f2b548502e6289c208fb7dcbb3448dc728bAnd that was echoed in the KMD chain, which on the next notarization to BTC also notarized the EUR redeem transaction.
Basically the dPoW is working as intended, but still we need to continue to verify things.
The todo list is down to a few final items:
1. error check fiat redeem amounts
2. net balance limiter,
activate dPoW for all fiats3. verify: interest payment, ratification, reorgs
non-komodod tasks
4. REVS and non-fiat chains done
5. automate notarization fee payouts
6. automated distribution of test REVS snapshot