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+# Milestone Delivery :mailbox:
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+**The delivery is according to the official [milestone delivery guidelines](https://github.com/w3f/Grants-Program/blob/master/docs/Support%20Docs/milestone-deliverables-guidelines.md).**  
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+* **Application Document:** https://github.com/w3f/Grants-Program/blob/master/applications/Subcoin.md
+* **Milestone Number:** 1
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+**Deliverables**
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+| Number | Deliverable             | Link |
+| ---    | ---                     | --- |
+| 0a.    | License                 | https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/LICENSE |
+| 0b.    | Documentation           | Each module has its own docs. The rendered inline rustdoc is deployed at https://subcoin-project.github.io/subcoin/. https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/docs/src/usage.md#import-bitcoin-blocks-from-bitcoind-database describes how importing bitcoin blocks into subcoin works. |
+| 0c.    | Testing and Testing Guide | Install rust on your system and use this command to run tests: https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/tree/subcoin-milestone-1?tab=readme-ov-file#run-tests |
+| 0d.    | Docker                  | https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/Dockerfile The docker image built from this Dockerfile is also available as mentioned in the Documentation 0b |
+| 1.     | `pallet-bitcoin`        | https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/crates/pallet-bitcoin/src/lib.rs |
+| 2.     | `subcoin-runtime`       | https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/crates/subcoin-runtime/src/lib.rs |
+| 3.     | `sc-consensus-nakamoto` | https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/crates/sc-consensus-nakamoto/src/block_import.rs |
+| 4.     | `subcoin-node`          | https://github.com/subcoin-project/subcoin/blob/subcoin-milestone-1/crates/subcoin-node/src/lib.rs |
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+**Additional Information**
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+- Remember to clear the data (both Bitcoin and Subcoin) after evaluating the delivery. Running a Bitcoin full node can consume hundreds of GBs of disk space if left running in the background for an extended period.
+- Importing blocks up to 200000 should be relatively quick. However, the process becomes progressively slower for blocks beyond this point.