Open Source Trading Platform

[sal002]

The project I'm working on can, and will, be used for a multipurpose asset exchange.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cKlN55wX7n0SLvxidLoFVrJnNMJO-Iefr8bVyeHBseg/edit?usp=sharing

That is it's very basic use case, although it can do much much more(eg. Bond Auctions).  Generally people can form their own exchanges that span legal jurisdictions.

Most important it is:

1) DISTRIBUTED.  No central point of failure.  

2) SIMPLE.  Very easy to modify and extend.

3) OPEN SOURCE.

http://www.altchain.org

Nice - wonder if there is some integration we can do.  This is also open source and a trading platform to provide automated systems, graphing, etc.

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[bluemeanie1]

The project I'm working on can, and will, be used for a multipurpose asset exchange.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cKlN55wX7n0SLvxidLoFVrJnNMJO-Iefr8bVyeHBseg/edit?usp=sharing

That is it's very basic use case, although it can do much much more(eg. Bond Auctions).  Generally people can form their own exchanges that span legal jurisdictions.

Most important it is:

1) DISTRIBUTED.  No central point of failure.  

2) SIMPLE.  Very easy to modify and extend.

3) OPEN SOURCE.

http://www.altchain.org

Nice - wonder if there is some integration we can do.  This is also open source and a trading platform to provide automated systems, graphing, etc.

There is Buttercoin, and that appears to be a fairly extensive HFT platform, but it's not decentralized.

Confidence Chains give you a lot of things that are very appealing to the bitcoin world.  It's very simple, easy to modify and customize, and anyone can get together with their friends and run an exchange, issue assets, bonds, and much more(explained in upcoming papers).  You can just search on 'Confidence Chains' here and you can see the other stuff I posted.  It's very close to Color Coins and I contribute to those discussions on here and elsewhere.

The underlying problems of coordinating trades over a WAN is not simple by any means and should not be underestimated.

I will announce on here what the timeframes look like.  Eventually anyone will be able to run their own decentralized exchange.

[bluemeanie1]

oh and btw- Im absolutely in favor of teaming up with other people.  For now Im concentrated on the reference implementation for Confidence Chains.  This basic tool gives you a lot, namely decentralized ledger that can be used for MANY interesting things.  My hopes are that others pick up on this and implement powerful ideas, and you can do a lot of cool things with Confidence Chains.

Color Coins seems to be my nearest neighbor, and I try to be as respectful as possible.  We do appear to be competing on how to solve this Asset Issuance problem.  The main difference is that I don't use the main block chain.  You get a lot of advantages when you do this.  Color Coins works theoretically, but I think it's final expression will be a code management and performance nightmare.  Check the BitcoinX list for details on my argument.

how to issue bonds and credit using Confidence Chains:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BcFv1UYPK3AOLrcL0ujiIzhr-c7fcs8mY9pASIlI8hM/edit?usp=sharing

one interesting thing about my project is that I have the chance to refactor and reengineer some of the known problems with Bitcoin.  It doesnt use 'mining' at all, instead it has a distributed architecture(zero trust vs. many trust).  You can do incredibly powerful things with this basic technology.  It could effectively replace most small and medium sized financial exchanges.

[joesmoe2012]

The project I'm working on can, and will, be used for a multipurpose asset exchange.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cKlN55wX7n0SLvxidLoFVrJnNMJO-Iefr8bVyeHBseg/edit?usp=sharing

That is it's very basic use case, although it can do much much more(eg. Bond Auctions).  Generally people can form their own exchanges that span legal jurisdictions.

Most important it is:

1) DISTRIBUTED.  No central point of failure. 

2) SIMPLE.  Very easy to modify and extend.

3) OPEN SOURCE.

http://www.altchain.org

Not very nice to advert in other people's threads.

Especially when your website doesn't work...

[bluemeanie1]

The project I'm working on can, and will, be used for a multipurpose asset exchange.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cKlN55wX7n0SLvxidLoFVrJnNMJO-Iefr8bVyeHBseg/edit?usp=sharing

That is it's very basic use case, although it can do much much more(eg. Bond Auctions).  Generally people can form their own exchanges that span legal jurisdictions.

Most important it is:

1) DISTRIBUTED.  No central point of failure. 

2) SIMPLE.  Very easy to modify and extend.

3) OPEN SOURCE.

http://www.altchain.org

Not very nice to advert in other people's threads.

Especially when your website doesn't work...

ok want to make something clear to you, I'm not running some dog and pony show like Mastercoin.  Im working on a project, It's natural to want to share your project with people.  Some might want to get involved as users, developers, etc.  Some have already contacted me from my activities here.  I try to be respectful, not make overblown erroneous statements like many of the so called 'experts' on here.  The details of how my exchange works has already been posted and it is technologically sound.

posting about your project in a related thread violates no rules of internet decorum.

[fuzzbuzz]

bump - I'll be adding FIX api bridge to this platform, We'll be able to connect directly to any exchange using FIX api. I know of one at the moment and another in the works.