In February, the Mintlayer development team continued working on improvements across the core node, developer tools, and ecosystem infrastructure. This update summarizes the latest progress across different components of the Mintlayer stack.
Core:
Ledger support is currently in progress.
The team also improved the speed of bootstrapping, allowing nodes to synchronize faster. In addition, a new “reckless mode” was introduced, which speeds up bootstrapping even further, although it comes with some trade-offs.
Right at the end of February, a bug affecting Windows was reported and quickly fixed.
Wallet CLI:
New commands for HTLC have been added to the wallet-cli.
Explorer:
On testnet, the team is improving a new staking page, which will be released to mainnet after the ongoing wallet update.
JS SDK:
Work is currently in progress to support mobile applications.
Mintlayer MCP:
Mintlayer introduced an MCP server, allowing Mintlayer to be used with AI agents.
Documentation and getting started guide:
https://mintlayer.github.io/mintlayer-docs/docs/mcp/getting-started
Mojito Browser Extension:
Work continues on improving the developer experience of the Mojito browser extension.
Updates in progress include:
- Better integration with dApps
- A transaction previewer
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Mintlayer is proudly an open-source project, and the work of the development team is publicly visible.
All code, updates, and ongoing technical work can be reviewed by anyone. Developers, contributors, and community members can follow the progress of the project directly through our public repositories.
You can explore the Mintlayer codebase and development activity here:
https://github.com/mintlayer
Open development is a core part of the Mintlayer philosophy, allowing anyone to verify the progress being made and engage with the ecosystem as it continues to grow.
