Published by the IOTA dev team every month, this update will provide you with news and updates about our key projects! Please click here if you want to see the last status update.The whole engineering team is back after the Holidays break and we’re going full steam ahead towards implementing upgrades that will be visible both pre and post-Coordicide. You can see all the upcoming improvements on our roadmap. We will be using these monthly updates to summarize any changes to the roadmap, any additions, delays or updates.…

We have just published a release candidate for Trinity Desktop 1.3.0. This build contains a Spent Address Recovery tool.Why do we need a Spent Address Recovery tool?IOTA's one time signatures mean that it is unsafe to spend from an address more than once. So if tokens arrive on a spent address, spending them would put them at risk. While Trinity prevents sending funds to and from an address that has already been spent from, other clients and exchanges may not have these same checks. The tool added with this version…

The full article was originally published by STMicroelectronics. Read the full article here.X-CUBE-IOTA1 is a software expansion package that helps developers working on STM32 microcontrollers take advantage of IOTA, the first open-source distributed ledger technology. It includes drivers for STM32F4 and STM32F7, as well as a custom IOTA layer necessary to interact with the network. Since the package contains the fundamental building blocks to create IOTA nodes, engineers can also select other STM32 devices, such as…

January 2020The start of a new year is a moment to reflect on the past and look to the future ahead of us. It is the moment when we assess our challenges and opportunities and continue to chart a path forward. In this second installment of our monthly Research Status Update, we provide further information about the progress made on components listed in our last update. We’re very excited for 2020! Berlin Summit In December we had another research summit, this time in Berlin, where the teams could connect, share their…