Churn Update, Formalized ADR Process, Protocol Redundancy | Podcast #215

In this episode, we provide a short business development update, cover the team dynamics between Maya and THORChain, discuss how to streamline and improve the ADR process, and finish off with a short Moca update.Swap now https://swap.thorchain.org/ THORChain is a decentralized crypto exchange. THORChain is the first and biggest DEX for Bitcoin. You can use any self custody wallet to swap and there’s no KYC required.Timestamps:00:00:00 Intro00:02:00 Randy BD update: ShapeShift and Symbiosis00:07:00 Aaluxx breaks down how Maya Protocol and THORChain devs are allocated00:10:00 Some work is shared between protocols00:11:00 Was Maya Protocol affected by the same exploit as THORChain?00:16:00 Learning opportunities from the exploit00:18:00 Aaluxx talks about the moment the exploit happened00:22:00 Version 3.20 will be pushed early — meeting tomorrow00:25:00 Zcash update: Timeline?00:29:00 Eric asks how all the developers coordinate00:32:00 Anyone can contribute to GitLab00:33:00 What did the devs do during the slow moments around Step 5?00:36:00 What can we do to improve the ADR process?00:39:00 ADR system design discussion00:42:00 ADRs should not be gatekept00:43:00 Everyone is working as hard as possible — bandwidth is tight00:44:00 ADR numbers could be granted through Make Relay00:45:00 You do not need an ADR to submit code to GitLab00:47:00 Anything else you'd like to mention, Aaluxx?00:48:00 "I am not a developer" — Aaluxx00:51:00 MOCA going live by next Monday?