I took my time to test swaps.org it works well thank you for introducing it. I still have few questions to ask

How is the platform being designed to provide a user-friendly and intuitive interface for both novice and experienced crypto traders?

How will user input and participation be incorporated into the platform's decision-making processes, and how will conflicts or disagreements be resolved?

What steps are being taken to address potential scalability issues on different blockchains, particularly when it comes to transaction volume and gas fees?

What measures are in place to ensure that the platform remains decentralized and resistant to censorship or manipulation by any single entity or group?

How has the smart contract code been audited and tested to ensure it is secure and free of bugs? What measures are in place to prevent exploits or attacks on the platform?

Is this achieved in crypto sphere yet?

INTRODUCTION

https://swaps.org, an ⚛️ Atomic Swap DEX and multi-chain self-custodial wallet, supports BTC, XMR, BCA, ETH, ERC-20 (such as DAI, USDC, USDT, etc), and other cryptocurrencies on their native blockchains (not their wrapped alter egos). Tailored for those who prioritize security, versatility, and privacy in their crypto trading, Swaps.org brings several features of CEX (e.g. matching at your limit with multiple parties, and using native blockchains instead of wrapped coins) but is a fully noncustodial DEX which protects your coins and your privacy.



STOP RELYING ON
PSEUDO-DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGES
WRAPPING THEIR TENTACLES
AROUND YOUR CRYPTO



    



No middleman | No KYC | No third-party control




KEY FEATURES


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Trustless Environment: full autonomy over your coins - you don’t need to trust the platform or your trading counterparts.


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Diverse Blockchain Support: trading across a myriad of crypto assets, including Bitcoin, Monero, Bitcoin Atom, ERC-20 coins (such as USDC, USDT, and DAI stablecoins), and Ethereum.


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Privacy Enhanced: novel features to prevent address reuse for XMR, BTC, and BCA.


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Trading & Swaps: user-friendly order books for each pair, akin to exchanges like Binance and Coinbase.


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Order Flexibility: both Fixed and Floating orders.


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Automated Lot Matching: efficient and seamless trading experience.


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Revolutionary Order Book: enhanced visualizations for informed trading decisions.


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HTLC Contracts for Enhanced Security: in BTC-ETH/ERC-20 swaps.


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Adaptor Signatures and DLEQ: in XMR-BTC and XMR-ETH/ERC-20 swaps for additional security.



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Fully Automated Swaps: end-to-end automation for hassle-free transactions.


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Contract Validation and Refund Mechanisms: reliability and safety in all trades.


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Consistency in Transaction Races: robust protocol for uninterrupted trading.




OUR MISSION -
THE WAY OF THE SOVEREIGN INDIVIDUAL

“Just as monarchs, lords, popes, and potentates fought ruthlessly to preserve their accustomed privileges in the early stages of the modern period, so today’s governments will employ violence, often of a covert and arbitrary kind, in the attempt to hold back the clock.”



James Dale Davidson and Lord William Rees-Mogg,
“The Sovereign Individual”, 1997
















Website

https://swaps.org


Community

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Swaps.org vs. Bitcoinatom.io

Although created by the same team, Swaps and Bitcoinatom differ in their roles in the atomic swap ecosystem. Swaps represents a significant leap in the world of crypto trading, offering a secure, private, and versatile platform for traders. In future releases, Swaps will bring utility to BCA via commission distribution. Swaps.org is the application site for Swaps, where you can download the Swaps app for Mac, Windows or Linux and will eventually feature web-swapping functionality. This is where secure and private trading takes place. Bitcoinatom.io, on the other hand, is designed for news and information regarding the BCA token and its utility in Swaps and beyond. Once Swaps.org sees an uptick in users, low trading fees will be introduced, benefiting BCA token holders.

BCA BLOCK EXPLORER https://bitcoinatom.net/

I tested everything it works well

1. How does the forking process work for Bitcoin Atom, and what steps are taken to ensure a smooth transition for users and nodes when a hard fork occurs?

2. Does Bitcoin Atom support smart contracts or other types of decentralized applications (dApps)? If so, what types of applications could be built on top of the Bitcoin Atom network?

1. Does Bitcoin Atom have a mechanism for "burning" or destroying coins, either through fees or other means? If so, how does this affect the overall supply and circulation of the currency?

2. How does Bitcoin Atom account for coins that are lost or inaccessible due to lost private keys or other reasons? Does this have any impact on the overall supply and circulation of the currency?

1. How were the initial supply of Bitcoin Atom coins distributed, and what proportion of the total supply was distributed to the public versus retained for development and other purposes?

2. What is the inflation rate for Bitcoin Atom, and how does it compare to other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum?

3. What is the halving schedule for Bitcoin Atom, and how does it compare to Bitcoin?

1. What is the average block time for the Bitcoin Atom network, and how does this compare to other cryptocurrencies?

2. How is the Bitcoin Atom network synchronized across all nodes, and how do new nodes catch up with the blockchain after they are added to the network?

1. What is the maximum number of transactions per second (TPS) that the Bitcoin Atom network can support, and how does this compare to other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum?

2. Has the team considered any modifications to the Equihash mining algorithm to prevent ASICs from dominating the network and potentially centralizing mining power?

1. What steps have been taken to address any potential security vulnerabilities or weaknesses that might have carried over from the Bitcoin blockchain?

2. What are the key differences between Bitcoin Atom and Bitcoin, besides the consensus algorithm and block size, that could make it a more attractive option for users and investors?

1. What steps is the Bitcoin Atom team taking to ensure that the network remains viable and competitive in the long term, especially as more advanced cryptocurrencies and blockchain solutions emerge?

2. What specific market needs and pain points is Bitcoin Atom addressing, and how large is the potential user base for the coin?

1. How does the Bitcoin Atom team plan to address potential issues with mining centralization, given that Equihash mining is becoming more competitive and expensive?

2. What are some of the specific ways in which Bitcoin Atom is designed to be more community-driven than Bitcoin, and how does this translate into actual decision-making and governance processes?

3. How does the Bitcoin Atom community plan to promote adoption and increase awareness of the coin among merchants, service providers, and users?

1. How is Bitcoin Atom's development team planning to balance scalability, security, and decentralization as the network continues to grow?

2. What are the long-term goals for the Bitcoin Atom network, in terms of adoption, use cases, and community engagement?

3. How will Bitcoin Atom's masternodes be incentivized to continue supporting the network, especially as the rewards for mining decrease over time?

I never heard about BCA fork how it was so unpopular?