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This week, as we prepare for the release of Haven 2.0, we have an opportunity to review the past six months. We’ll look at the progress made and explain how the attack impacted the project. In summary, we are more…

As most of you are aware, Cypher Stack has been contracted by the Haven team to complete a full maths and code audit of the protocol, before the imminent Haven 2.0 fork.  There has been good progress on this front…

Cryptocurrency Checkout What is it?Cryptocurrency Checkout provides non-custodial payment gateway plugins on eCommerce and social platforms such as Shopify, Woo Commerce, Twitch, and Facebook. This means that any online store using Cryptocurrency Checkout can now choose to accept XHV, further…

Changelly PRO has launched an XHV:BTC trading pair today bringing private stability to a new audience. This partnership is another important step for the Haven project as it will help increase awareness, accessibility, and adoption. Changelly PRO will also enable…

Haven 2.0 marks a significant revision of Haven’s core code and a step-change in the project. It also includes substantial security updates in the form of new mint and burn validation. This release will also mark a major milestone for…

We’re very pleased to announce that Polarity have launched a new trading pair on their exchange. XHV:xUSD is now live. We requested an xUSD pair from Polarity, to provide an additional option for those looking to buy or sell xUSD,…

Introduction The primary focus for July has been steps to recover from the exploits in June. The release of the fork v1.4.1 marks the start of the process, and much of the groundwork for recovery is now complete. We’ve overcome…

Fork 1: rollback successful  Following the release of v1.4.1 last week, the majority of exchanges, pools, and other nodes are now running the latest version of Haven Protocol.  Some miners experienced an issue with the original fork (v1.4.0) which resulted…

Fork 1 and rollback complete Today Haven Protocol successfully deployed a hard fork (version 1.4.0) to roll back the chain to block 886575. This is part one of a two-stage recovery plan to mitigate the June 2021 exploits and strengthen…