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@Cobragrin

That is a bit playing ‘‘Polyanna’’ where is that so called devs will come always mentioned? its same broken record,there are too many projects,developers are choosers.

%80 Current ones almost left.

Here a dev started creating python-based grin implementation and building a much needed payment processor for grin just some days ago:

grinventions

End of March this year another dev started working on a Grin ledger hardware wallet:

Grin ledger hardware wallet progress thread by @markhollis

Hi. any update? Hope you healed man.Take care.

Another Dev works on Atomic Swaps since Beginning of April this year:

Grin-Bitcoin Adaptor Signature Atomic Swap update thread

Hi everyone, I’m starting this thread for weekly progress updates on atomic swaps using adaptor signatures. Over the past week, I’ve made decent progress implementing the cryptographic primitives needed for ECDSA adaptor signatures. Fischlin proofs: https://github.com/geneferneau/fischlin Dual Schnorr consistency proofs: https://github.com/GeneFerneau/adaptor/blob/main/src/schnorr.rs ECDSA pre-signatures + verification: https://github.com/GeneFerneau/adaptor/blob/main/src/lib.rs Exposed so…

Also - maybe - One-Time Slatepack Addresses will get some love soon, i hope we can figure it out to get things going here:

[Withdrewed] Request for Funding @davidtavarez: One-time use Slatepack addresses for Wallet (RFC and Grin++ Implementation)

tl;dr On April 1st my previous funding request expired. In order to advance the Post 5.0.0 wish list I would like to tackle the One-time use Slatepack addresses for Wallet and implement this in Grin++. This implementation requires a RFC. What do I want to achieve? The SlatepackAddress is a shareable bech32 encoded ed25519 public key that can be used both to route synchronous transactions and to encrypt asynchronous transactions. We can use Grin HD wallets to generate deterministic ed25519 pub…

This is hell of a lot progress for a coin that did perform so badly price-vice. Especially when you compare it to much bigger coins - Litecoin comes to mind here (which latest and only improvement since some years also comes from a grin-dev).

The “being-fair” attribute of Grin is what will keep it afloat. The current projects are proof of it. Lets hope we can get David back on track to do work on the one-time-slatepack thingy. Privacy-vice it sounds really nice.