In the past three months, in the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak, @CryptonomicTech had one of its most product quarters ever. Here are the highlights of the open source @Tezos work we did. 1/12
We added token support across the stack. The upcoming release of Galleon will support tokens and Arronax can show token balances thanks to the changes we made in Conseil. All devs using our stack will have full access to token functionality. 2/12
Not only did we completely rewrite the Galleon wallet code from scratch, but we also finished the overall design of Galleon 2.0. The new version will have a mobile counterpart which will actually go out first before the new iteration of the desktop wallet. 3/12 
We built metering into Nautilus Cloud so our users can track their usage better. As Nautilus Cloud grows into a full-blown hosted solution for @Tezos, metering will also let us charge for usage at scale and build a viable infrastructure product. 4/12
The Tezos Name Service contract is now ready. We think it's going to make the lives of all Tezos wallet users much easier. After legal clearance, we are looking forward to launching it and integrating it into our wallets. 5/12
We started migrating our servers and applications to a more robust and secure new infrastructure stack which will be more automated and better monitored. This will help make Nautilus Cloud more scalable and secure for all users. 6/12
The Arronax analytics tool has had a visual overhaul to make the data and features clearer, especially with a text summary of the data and filters. The interface is still abstract so we will push out a more intuitive landing page in the coming quarter. 7/12
big_maps are very important for all smart contract developers. We now support them across our stack so devs of all stripes have an easy time pushing out their contracts and then analyzing them. 8/12
Mininax now has a new landing page which serves as a Tezos dashboard, slated for launch in the coming weeks. The @reasonml code is being overhauled as we speak so we just decided to wait until that work was also done. 9/12
As usual, we are all about the collaborations, whether it's as sponsors and mentors at @IndiaTezos or putting in features for @airgap_it's tezBlock explorer. We kicked off the build for @USDtz and helped teams like Ejara and @tezsure. 10/12
Besides our usual user and dev support, we put out a new developer page at cryptonomic.tech/developers.html and developer handbook at handbook.cryptonomic.tech as part of a general outreach and documentation effort. 11/12
Of course, I'm leaving out a lot of detail here since it's absolutely nuts how much got done. Very proud to work with my resilient and talented cow orkers. :) 12/12
