From Danny Rowshandel, Managing Director

Let me provide all of you some insights into our tech team's plans:

1. Optimizing our blockchain and the BOE hardware chipset
   

Being the world's first and to my knowledge only blockchain company that combines software and hardware, we are bound to experience some minor technical bugs that prevent us from reaching maximum performance. This is common for any novel technology. We will continue to iron these out, so that all node holders can maintain the network in a stable manner, and allowing us to reach higher network speeds. The next goal would be to reach a global stable throughput of 10,000TPS.

1. Expanding technical guides and manuals to make it more developer friendly to start building on HPB
   

At this moment all developers have access to our API, SDK, and source codes. However, our team believes that there should be more comprehensive guides to help developers get started. One important question for example is: How to move from ERC20 network to HPB?

1. Expanding the HPB wallet
   

The idea is that over time the wallet evolves into a comprehensive app with various linked applications, information, news, community exchange, games etc. Simultaneously, community requested features are due to be implemented, such as night mode, price charts, different currency display etc.

1. Building new applications and MVPs that will be used for HPB's BaaS offering
   

This enables us to better cater towards observed market demands in China and overseas.

1. HPB Scan is currently being completely redesigned
   

Our BlockExplorer will contain features and a completely new look.

1. Collaborating with our different partners to further develop the dApps that are due for launch in 2019
   

These include Laya.Box, One Game, and Oath Protocol. Simultaneously, the tech team is also working on a very extensive project with UnionPay Smart, which we recently highlighted on our website in an article on Key Partnership Progress.

1. Developing a web wallet
   

This will provide users an additional option to store and access their HPB coins.

I hope that this information gives you a better impression of what our tech team is working on and the direction into which HPB is planning to move towards. Please feel free to reach out any time here if you have any questions.

I am appreciative to see such an involved community here. Thank you for your continued support and trust in our team!

Danny with Lunar Node in Amsterdam earlier this week