FlowGuard is running on Chipnet. Before mainnet, here’s what remains: • Full covenant signing UX polish • Independent security audit • Mainnet deployment of Vault + Stream contracts • Public demo treasury • First DAO onboarding We’re not submitting and disappearing. FlowGuard’s goal is long-term treasury infrastructure on Bitcoin Cash. Audit → Deploy → Onboard → Iterate. That’s the plan. read the full post @ https://www.flowguard.cash/updates/whats-left-before-flowguard-goes-to-mainnet #BitcoinCash #BCH #CashTokens
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FlowGuard isn’t just a treasury tool. It makes Bitcoin Cash usable for: • DAO-style organizations • Grant programs • Contributor payroll • Milestone-based funding • Transparent public treasuries Without structured treasury logic, BCH is just a payment rail. With covenant-enforced treasury rules, BCH becomes coordination infrastructure. That’s the shift. #BitcoinCash #BCH #CashTokens catch up more detail on our blog page @ https://www.flowguard.cash/updates/why-flowguard-makes-bch-more-useful
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FlowGuard isn’t a frontend demo. It’s tested end-to-end on Bitcoin Cash Chipnet. We’ve executed: • Vault deployment • Vault funding • Stream deployment • Stream claiming • Proposal creation & execution • Milestone unlocks Each step: Wallet signs → Contract validates → Blockchain enforces → Explorer verifies No database-only flows. No mock transactions. Everything is publicly verifiable on-chain. read up more details on our blog page @ https://www.flowguard.cash/updates/flowguard-end-to-end-testing-on-chipnet #BitcoinCash #BCH #CashTokens
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