Seems like Bisq is not using Atomic swap, for instance.
They are using multisig accounts to keep BTC traded locked until the other currency of the pair hasn't been sent to the buyer.
It's a kind of localbitcoin 2.0
Topic: Any alternative to atomic swap? (Read 196 times)
So in your opinion bisq, block DX, barterdex, swap.online, atomic wallet shouldn't be considered working projects?
I wouldn't say so, no. It's just that the supported coins are always the same. LTC, BTC, and ETH so there is much more work for it and If it didn't need any further development like I said, exchanges would've been obsolete by now.
I'm not aware of any. Developers and services seem to be focusing on it, and I haven't seen any other proposals. But since it's built on the lightning network, it's far from being finished.
So in your opinion bisq, block DX, barterdex, swap.online, atomic wallet shouldn't be considered working projects?
I'm not aware of any. Developers and services seem to be focusing on it, and I haven't seen any other proposals. But since it's built on the lightning network, it's far from being finished.
I'd like to know whether there is any other working technology besides atomic swap to exchange coins from the different blockchains trustlessly.
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