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Datamine Network Migrates to New Core Ledger Technology

Datamine Network Migrates to New Core Ledger Technology
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Core Ledger Upgrade Enhances Transaction Tracking

The Datamine Network has successfully migrated its transactions and addresses pages to a new, highly optimized core ledger technology. This upgrade resolves previous tracking limitations, particularly when handling complex transaction sequences involving delegated minters.

For example, if a user performs a multi-step sequence—such as locking in an address, unlocking, and then locking in a different delegated minter—the new ledger architecture maintains a complete, chronological record. Even if subsequent blocks are reverted or undone, the system securely retains historical data, such as identifying the original delegated minter.

Granular Per-Address Analytics & Security Audits

Beyond improved back-end tracking, the ledger core integration introduces detailed per-address analytics. Users will soon have access to interactive charts illustrating historical actions directly on the dashboard, including:

  • On-chain balances (DAM lock-ins and balances)
  • Minting history and velocity
  • Burn transactions

This feature is undergoing final testing and will deploy to the Open Beta environment shortly.

In addition to these ledger enhancements, security firm SlowMist has officially commenced its comprehensive audits of the DAM and FLUX smart contracts. This community-funded initiative reflects Datamine's commitment to absolute decentralization and security. The audit reports will be published immediately upon completion.

Hey guys,

I have finally migrated transactions and addresses page to the ledger core technology. With the new update we'll be able to undo the following types of transactions which were not possible before:

Block 1: Lock-in (Address A Delegated Minter) -> Block 2: Unlock -> Block 3: Lock-in (Address B Delegated Minter)

With the new format we'll get more in-depth information where even if we undo Block 2 & 3 we'll know that Address A was the delegated minter last.

Additionally with the new core ledger technology we can get even more in-depth data such as **per-address charts ** of all actions (Burn, Mint, Balance, DAM Lock-in balances etc).

I've been working on this ledger for about a week now and went through 4 iterations before finally settling on one. I've attached a screenshot of the new core ledger in action, will try to finish it up and get deployed on Open Beta within next few days.

Additionally, we got a confirmation from SlowMist that work started on DAM & FLUX token smart contract audits so thanks to the community. We'll share their report upon completion so be sure to follow for audit report 🔥

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the new core ledger update do for Datamine Network?

The upgrade improves on-chain data tracking, allowing the system to reconstruct historical transaction sequences, such as delegated minter actions, even if subsequent blocks are reverted.

What new features will users see on the transaction dashboard?

Users will gain access to detailed, per-address charts tracking historical actions, including minting, burning, token balances, and DAM lock-in metrics.

Who is auditing the Datamine Network smart contracts?

The security firm SlowMist has officially started auditing the DAM and FLUX token smart contracts, a major security milestone funded directly by the Datamine community.


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