BitCherry Testnet is about to Online, Countdown: 1 Day

2020-12-23 Medium

BitCherry Testnet v1.0.1 will start testing at 12:00 PM on December 24, 2020 (GMT+8). As a scalable blockchain infrastructure based on IPv8 technology and serving for commerce, BitCherry has been focusing on defining and providing the most basic and critical system components. By improving the existing technology pain points of blockchain, BitCherry can create a scalable IPv8 blockchain infrastructure platform with high performance, high security and high availability that can serve all types of commerce.

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