Ardor Release Timeline

28 November 2017

Oct 28 - Nov 04 (done)
- 5th and last ICO round, 100 M JLRDA plus all unsold JLRDA from the 4th round and minus marketing expenses are put for sale at 1.45 NXT each as announced
- Any remaining unsold JLRDA tokens will be kept by Jelurida until the Ardor snapshot and the resulting IGNIS tokens will be used to fund future development and promotion
Nov 04 (done)
- Ardor testnet 2.0.4e release
- Starting from a new genesis block and deleting the current testnet
- Adding major new features: Asset Control and Composite Phasing
Nov 24 (done)
- Final Ardor testnet release
- Source code is released for review under temporary license, no cloning allowed
- Node JS module and Mobile App operational
- Only security and critical bug fixes after this date
- No further API changes
- Four years anniversary for Nxt celebration
Dec 28 (done)
- Ardor genesis snapshot recorded at block height 1636363
- Transactions with ARDR, Bitswift, and Janus assets disabled on the Nxt blockchain
Dec 29 - 30 (done)
- Ardor generally available software release
- Source code released under the JPL
- Forging not yet possible to give time for users to setup nodes, and perform final verification of snapshot balances
Jan 01, 2018, 00:00:00 (done)
- Ardor genesis block timestamp reached
- Forging starts automatically
- Ardor blockchain becomes fully operational
2018
- Continue development according to roadmap

Dec 28 (done)
- Hardfork, freeze trading of ARDR asset and other assets included in the Ardor Genesis Snapshot
Q1 2018
- Develop Nxt as a simple and secure crowd funding solution for new ICOs
- Position the Nxt Blockchain Creator Kit as a viable solution for new blockchain projects
- Add permission layer and peer communication encryption for private blockchain solutions
Q2 2018
- Merge features added to Ardor which do not rely on the parent/child chain architecture

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