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are there plans to connect with the BitShares Decentralized Exchange?
And if yes, when?
Yes there are plans! But it is basically a matter of where to devote our dev power atm. Additionally we are not completely sure how big the demand for a leonArdo BTS version would be. xeroc is also working on a Poloniex compatibility mode, which would make an integration easier. We are happy to talk details via pm or telegram. Hi, any news on this? |
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White paper on the day of the ICO launch? Bit late imho. Publish it before, or move ICO a few days later. The idea is promising though. Big competitor in this market: www.peerplays.com. Always good to know where you up against  we are rushing the white paper so that it is ready 1-2 days before. In regards to the competition, this table sums it up   Peerplays (Community) response |
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Hi Jonathan,
are there plans to connect with the BitShares Decentralized Exchange?
And if yes, when?
Best regards
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once i had all my funds in one exchange wallet, but after i read about the fractional reserve that exchanges use, it's like the banks system, after that i don't trust any exchange and i have all of my bitcoin right in my wallet, where i control my private keys
Correct, just because an centralized exchange account balance shows an amount of Bitcoin does not mean it is backed by anything. Using a centralized exchange always includes a counterpart risk and not all of their users understand how big the risks and limits really are. This is where decentralized exchanges services (DEX) come in. That means the exchange is as decentralized as the underlying blockchain tech itself. On a DEX users are in full control of their own security, which "can" be much better than any centralized entity. In traditional exchanges you are also limited to a set of pairs. Whereas in a real DEX everyone can create his own assets/tokens/currencys and trade them right away. Be Your Own Bank & Be Your Own Broker. At the moment it is just not common to use a DEX. But time is working towards more decentralized exchange services, because they are more flexible and cannot easily get bankrupt or hacked as centralized ones can. However the solution is not one or the other, both centralized and decentralized exchanges need to go hand in hand to provide their customers the best and safest experience. is there a list of DEX options somewhere? Yeah would be great to have a complete list, however a quick google brought this up. OpenLedgerCounterpartyNXTOmni |
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once i had all my funds in one exchange wallet, but after i read about the fractional reserve that exchanges use, it's like the banks system, after that i don't trust any exchange and i have all of my bitcoin right in my wallet, where i control my private keys
Correct, just because an centralized exchange account balance shows an amount of Bitcoin does not mean it is backed by anything. Using a centralized exchange always includes a counterpart risk and not all of their users understand how big the risks and limits really are. This is where decentralized exchanges services (DEX) come in. That means the exchange is as decentralized as the underlying blockchain tech itself. On a DEX users are in full control of their own security, which "can" be much better than any centralized entity. In traditional exchanges you are also limited to a set of pairs. Whereas in a real DEX everyone can create his own assets/tokens/currencys and trade them right away. Be Your Own Bank & Be Your Own Broker. At the moment it is just not common to use a DEX. But time is working towards more decentralized exchange services, because they are more flexible and cannot easily get bankrupt or hacked as centralized ones can. However the solution is not one or the other, both centralized and decentralized exchanges need to go hand in hand to provide their customers the best and safest experience. |
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As little as possible, usually a deposit and then use the BTC for whatever it is I want and withdraw any of the remaining, there are a few exchanges I trust but still will not risk it.
Why not use a decentralized exchange and be always in full control of your funds? |
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BTS solved 12 of the biggest (not only) Bitcoin`s problems  |
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OpenLedger is now listed on https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/openledger/ with only a few but important pairs, more to come soon. You can already trade USD, CNY, EUR, Bitcoin, Obits, Muse , Ethereum, Doge, Factom, Peercoin, Dash, Litecoin, bitUSD, bitGOLD, Emercoin, NuBits, NuShares and more. Obits.io had its first successful BuyBack event back on February 1st. More exciting news on www.btswolf.com |
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2nd Edition of the "The Wolf Of BitShares" has just been published. www.thewolfofbitshares.com / www.btswolf.comTopics of Edition #2 - Fee debate, Sharebits, Followe My Vote, OpenLedger, Obits, The Daily Decrypt |
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For those who are interested in BitShares you might find this site interesting. Since I`m not a native english speaker please do not expect a perfect written english but feel free to correct me. Recommendations for topics or in general are welcome and if you find misleading or wrong information's please contact me. How often I will publish a new edition depends on how many topics and time I have to write and of course the demand. Main topics of Edition #1 - BitShares the DAO, #decentralizedexchange, Your Vote Counts, #paidbyprotocol, How to start and Community Voices www.thewolfofbitshares.com - please share! btswolf.com - (alternate URL) please share! |
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Ich habe die Erstellung neuer Beiträge auf Deutsch erstmal eingestellt. Die Alten gibt es aber noch in einem Untermenü Dafür gibt es jetzt ein Englisches Projekt an gleicher Stelle, für Interessierte die der Sprache mächtig sind. www.thewolfofbitshares.combtswolf.comGrund ist einfach das ich mir erhoffe mehr Leute zu erreichen in dem ich englischen Content anbiete. Gruß T |
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Cryptsy ist tod, lang lebe OpenLedgerNie wieder gegoxed werden, traden und dabei 100% Kontrolle über die eigenen Coins behalten. Anstatt X Wallets mit diversen Cryptos, setze ich lieber auf Smartcoins wie bitBTC und bitUSD etc. Die sind noch nicht so weit verbreitet und meine Orders brauchen manchmal ein paar Stunden um entsprechend bedient zu werden, aber dafür bin ich quasi vor einem Bankrott (Black Swan ausgenommen) oder Hack zentraler Börsen geschützt und die Liquidität wird mit der Zeit sicher auch besser. |
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