[Image from https://walnut.nutbox.io]
After the hacking incident against Nutbox and Mint Club, Walnut platform has been taken offline.
During this time, the development team spent most their time to rebuild and upgrade the current product.
As the month of December comes to its end, Walnut project has been:
- Fixed the known issue of smart contracts that caused the hacking incident,
- Utilize the Graph to test the index of contract data,
- Updated the functions of creating communities and mining pools,
- Complete functions to synchronize communities’ records, personal data, and asset data from the back end,
- Upload, update, and real-time price acquisition of Nutbox related tokens.
The main focus, of course, is the security measure to prevent hackers’ ability to steal assets again in the future.
[Image from Nutbox Testing site]
The new interface of Walnut platform is in the testing phase, and team has been testing the new GUI and features.
Hopefully, we can start utilizing the system again in January of next year; the long-delayed plan of NUT token airdrop will be resume right after the new version of Walnut goes live.