so do not sell your positions in XT until after the code has been throughly reviewed

Today Eric put a lot of effort into automated testing of multiple clients. To write these tests he has improved the JSON-RPC interface to the clients significantly. Additionally he produced the following document: http://bitshares.org/documentation/group__manual__testing.html on how to perform manual testing. I will be testing his manual testing document and improve upon it.The manual testing is currently using the concept of a trustee to sign off on blocks. Eventually the trustee will be replaced by the proper delegate once we are sure all of the delegate election code is solid. So the current blockchain will elect delegates but not give them any signing authority.Today I updated the security of the BTS addresses to use 160 bits instead of 128 bits and removed the checksum from the binary representation. This means that we increased security without increasing blockchain bloat. We still use checksums for base58 representation so user generated addresses are now 7 bytes longer than before.Eric is setting up the unit tests so that we can have the same set of tests work with both client/server or P2P modes of operation and eventually also delegate modes. We should have P2P fully integrated and tested this week under the trustee model. At this point we will launch the chain with an intention of doing a hard-fork to activate DPOS once enough delegates have been elected and the system is sound.When we launch this chain to make BTS XT liquid, understand that if a bug is found we may reset the chain back to the snapshot..... During this testing phase we will be working with the exchanges to integrate our daemon and list BTS XT.Dan, Eric, and I are all working in the same room now in an effort to accelerate development and improve efficiency.