@GeneralProtocols 14 September 2021 edited more from that month

AnyHedge Version 2.0 Coming Soon

General Protocols will soon be releasing an upgrade to its AnyHedge protocol. Version 1.0 Successes After releasing the beta version over one year ago, and then version 1.0 at the end of 2020, the AnyHedge protocol has successfully: https://read.cash/@GeneralProtocols/anyhedge-beta-is-live-0b4e9379 https://read.cash/@GeneralProtocols/general-protocols-launches-production-oracle-a8b62709 Settled **7,456 contracts** Handled **23,162 BCH** with zero BCH lost ($15,220,000 USD at the time of contracts) Published **500,000 prices messages** across a period of 45,000 blocks The version 1 infrastructure is now deprecated and will be phased out with the release of version 2.0. Version 2.0 Upgrade Version 2.0 will make the user experience better with the following upgrades: Contract maturity is now centered around timestamps rather than blocks. This required some surprisingly interesting technical and specification changes, and the end result makes contract timing much more predictable and precise. Along with the infrastructure changes, version 2.0 will come with an all-in-one white label solution that allows anyone to operate an AnyHedge stability/speculation platform. Other upgrades which you can follow in the open source history. https://gitlab.com/generalprotocols/anyhedge/

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