Updates December 18th

In the interest of transparent and open software I'm just hoping to get some feedback on process. In hoping that this software/protocol handles substantial future finance the code must be understood, scoured, and audited. I apologize in advance for my writing style. The block streamer has been heavily modified as well as the database handlers to ensure a transnational nature: pc means promise chain. Eventually I'd like to rewrite the whole suite in GoLang but this will require a Go implementation of HiveJS.

Some Feedback I've gotten is I should be petitioning for some of the HDF to support this work. Which will of course mean writing a slimmed down generic version of this code.

First and foremost: Git Compare

• Some minor deletions and a few comments.
• This biggest change is adding a chron op to check the status of transactions.
  • After 200 blocks(10 operating minutes) it assumes a failed transaction.
  • This really only covers failure to act and intentional acts have yet to be approached.
    • This will look like monitoring for ops via the escrow ID which already is tracked for contract pointers as all subsequent escrow transactions don't have custom fields.
• The collateral system now has machinery for the entire process.
• Nodes get a few stats updated, like volume handled, burned(collateral lost), and strikes
• There are also some minor additions for feedback
• Trade pricing algorithm for liquidity/capital(subsequent commit)

The next steps are:

• Malicious transaction watching
• Trade dropping in accordance with the pricing
• Timing of expiration for Escrow first transactions plus some other time based validity checks
• Determining Fee schedules
• Automated removal(and reinsertion) of stale nodes
• Feature testing... so much feature testing
• UI!
• Documentation!

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