Nano Community Projects

A new tool has been released to monitor the speed of transactions in real time.

The current maximum confirmations per second was measured during one of the daily speed tests this past week at 416 confirmations per second!

How does it work?

Transactions/blocks are recorded live from the Nano currency network. Amounts are presented as floating text (>x = receive, x> = send). During each melody a new melody of max 64 notes is created by interpreting incoming block hash, type and amount.

For every new block recorded, the melody is extended and old notes are discarded.

If blocks arriving faster than 64 per 8sec interval, they are ignored.

NanoFusion is a pretty neat project that attempts to add an additional layer of privacy by implementing a trustless mixing protocol.

I am investigating more about it. The github repo has not been updated since 2021, so I'm not sure about what the current status is.

According to the github project, step (1) of the trustless mixing algorithm is the following:

• create an account that can only send funds if all the parties sign the send transaction.

If anyone understands how that is done without sharing private keys, please let me know because I'm having a hard time understanding that.

Another doubt that I have is: how is it possible to pre-sign the Mix -> Out transactions if the hashes of the blocks to be signed are only known after the mixer signs the receive blocks?

https://nano.casa is a community dashboard to keep track of all open source development related to nano, discover new projects and support the devs.

What's new:

New design with fancier animations, activity chart is now zoomable.

>Node development events: like comments, PRs, issues, refreshed every 20 minutes

Ecosystem events (commits) are now also easily viewable.

As teased on Twitter: User profiles! Since NanoDevList is no longer available (domain was also re-bought), you can now log in with your GitHub account (no access to your data is needed) and add your nano address, GH Sponsors, bio and other stuff - whole thing takes about 2 minutes. I think it's a nice addition to the site and it fits well with the whole scope. I'm offering Ӿ1 to the first 20 devs that set up a profile (need to at least have a nano address and a short bio or a funding goal. Only already tracked repos are eligible).

Nano goals: you can create funding goals with a title/description (ex. cover server costs/domains..) and have it nicely displayed on the list (shoutout to nano2dev)

Spotlight Repo: for better discoverability of less popular projects, refreshes every 24 hours.

Multiple (Version)-milestones are now available (in case 2 versions are being simultaneously worked on)

Better listing of data: added repo descriptions, search fields for repos and users. Also the default sort is by recent activity now.

an uptime monitor for a list of known public/3rd-party nodes.