This release will verify our restructuring by executing a simple "Hello World" smart contract written in Rust. The base architecture is forked from RChain with some major modifications. Unlike RChain, it is not a monolith build, but a series of "components" implemented in different languages chosen to optimize the functioning of each layer and to best position the blockchain for development adoption. There are four layers: Node, Consensus, written in Scala; and the parity Wasm execution engine. The use of different languages requires that the Node layer is extended to include inter-process communications (IPC) to send messages between the Scala/Rust layers. The Storage layer is non-functional in this release as storing blockchain state is not necessary to execute Hello World.