Seriously, why are you people consider to be in this project? This is no blockchain project, everything runs on private servers and a central BTC gateway. They change asset names of users whenever they like to. They take users funds whenever they like to. Stop being in this project, it's a centralized scam
Are you a hardcore conspiracy theorist?
> "This is no blockchain project"What is it then in my nodes folder \blockchain? blocks, blocks.blockid, blocks.index, blocks.transactionid.
Or all the blocks in the block explorer?
> "everything runs on private servers"What is "everything"? The wallet/explorer/exchange/etc.?
Feel free to host and share your own!
https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatwallet/releases> "central BTC gateway"See this:
... And some sort of demi-centralized BTC gateway to be able to trade the BTC/HEAT pair with any fluency of moneyflow. ...
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I think the fiat gateways would be handled by another company but integrated in the HEAT software.
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That's spot on! Thanks!
Or what do you expect?
> "They change asset names of users whenever they like to"Keep two things in mind:
1) I'm not exactly sure about this but the company may have a modified heatwallet running. As said earlier, feel free to host your own.
2) Such things should not be a problem at all in a still early stage of development.
Also see this:
"Certified" on AE means the asset has been either issued or is vouched for by Heat Ledger Ltd
For a moderate network fee anyone can create any assets they can name anything (that hasn't been reserved) on the Asset Exchange. It's a decentralized peer-2-peer asset exchange, concerns not only trades but issuing assets also.
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- there are assets, and there are markets
- BTC is an asset, HEAT is a special asset - as it's the native token of the HEAT wallet - both created and backed by Heat Ledger Ltd
- BTC/HEAT is a market for which both pricing currency (BTC) and asset (HEAT) are backed by Heat Ledger Ltd
- Any asset creator can create markets for any pricing currency. In such a case it may well be that the pricing currency gateway is backed by company, whereas the asset itself isn't, as is the case currently with some markets. In such circumstances the pricing currency gateway can be trusted whereas the asset gateway necessarily can't if you don't have more detailed information about the asset issuer.
A bit later we plan to include a certification procedure where we can verify the trustworthiness of the 3rd party asset issuers and their gateways, and grant them certified status. This is already available technically and we use it for assets backed by Heat Ledger Ltd. However verifying issuers manually and monitoring status as a certification authority is a resource intensive process, only becoming available when there's dedicated personnel employed for that specifically in the near future during the operation of Heat Decentralized Asset Exchange proper - as opposed to experimental Heat Decentralized Exchange pilot now.
Heat Ledger Ltd has reserved standard assets for major existing cryptocurrency tokens that were available on Jan 26th, and in the client we can additionally override any names already created, or choose which markets to display. Currently no limits are enforced and all created markets are displayed while tech is being deployed and updated often. This will change to better support Heat Ledger Ltd's business model (in wide context, including 3rd party exchangers and other asset issuers) when the experimental phase is concluded. Until that it's naturally buyer beware, and verify details before you dive in, as in all decentralized crypto.
> "They take users funds whenever they like to"
Would you please specify?
I should really swear on you now..
