Topic: BitBay OFFICIAL BITBAY Thread Smart Contracts Decentralized Markets Rolling Peg (Read 542037 times)

Older and newer transactions were mixed up apparently without criterion, but we know code has its' own one. Will share a screenshot for sure if it happens again but take into consideration it was the first time I noticed it in years.

Could it be that it was simply the transactions that you thought were in front were out on a stake? Because staking moves funds and ties them up theoretically. Or was the order of the dates of the transactions showing older TX before newer ones? You can PM me a screenshot if it happens again. 

Not sure when it happened , I usually let my QT wallet up and running 24h hours/7 days in background and from time to time I just go check if I received some staking reward ( so yes am constantly staking ) when I noticed TX order was messed up.
Just for the record,  I closed the wallet and re-launched it and everything came back to normal.

Thanks for reporting this, currently we are updating the QT for the bridge. Does this happen after a transaction or just randomly? Are you staking when it happens?

A quick question it happened a couple of times that the recent transactions tab in Dashboard page of my qt wallet was messed up (not in chronological order) but if I close and restart it everything is fine : just curious about the reasons that may cause this.

Thanks for the update! Might have to hop on Telegram sooner or later

Very good theres the bridge which we are doing the c++ side of it and lots of progress was made. Theres also the web markets with support for all major coins and also the sister project some of our community members are working on for a Bitcoin based DEX(one of the only ones to my knowledge). To see the progress if you have a Telegram it actually gets pretty active there. BitBay is very much doing well and hopefully it will get back to active trading on AMM exchanges on those networks like polygon with a sort of watered down peg in solidity.

Any updates? Been quiet on here for a while.

Looking forward to your progress!

We can collaborate in the future.


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Thanks for posting the updates 

Yeah everything is moving along nicely

BitBay Weekly Update (June 4th)

Development Updates:

- We have exciting news to share! Our developer has managed to allocate some time in his busy schedule to start updating the C++ code for BitBay. This update will enable BitBay to bridge into the Ethereum-based ecosystem as an ERC-20 token. More time will be allocated as he completes his other major task. This will allow us to bring the dynamic peg protocol to all EVM's. It is a form of price stability without being hard pegged.

- Additionally, we have discovered that Avalanche (AVAX) has released a protocol that allows any ERC-20 token to be used for gas on any platform. This development will significantly benefit BitBay's bridge in the DEFI sector. https://twitter.com/el33th4xor/status/1665368786004852737?s=20. Bridged BitBay tokens still utilize a form of our dynamic peg protocol, the peg requires more contracts than usual. With this new protocol from AVAX, swapping and adjusting the peg index will become extremely affordable. You can find the Goerli Testnet of BitBay's Swap here: https://dzimbeck.github.io/test-page/.

- Moreover, this improvement will enhance the cost-efficiency of our EtHalo marketplace. The Goerli Testnet EtHalo beta can be accessed at: https://bithalo.org/Ethalo/. EtHalo is a double deposit escrow marketplace that operates without a middleman. By eliminating the need for a middleman, we reduce fees and increase profitability.

Thank you for your continued support! We are getting closer to the finish line! For more information on how the dynamic peg works feel free to check out this presentation: https://bitbay.market/downloads/bitbay-dynamic-peg-intro.pdf

BitBay's Weekly Update (4/28)

Dear BitBay Community,

As we near completion of our development we have decided to start posting weekly update to share our progress:

- Updated some features on the BitBay.Market website including an updated roadmap. It's exciting to see how many milestones have been completed and how close we are to completing the core build. We still are waiting to start the last bit of development needed for our coin to be able to bridge to the Ethereum network. After doing so we will be able to provide Defi with the revolutionary dynamic peg protocol. If we get delayed too much longer we will look for alternative ways to complete design.

- Beta testing of our decentralized marketplace on EtHalo continues to make progress. Thanks to the community for helping us test. We feel most bugs are now discovered. We feel the implementation of double deposit escrow smart contracts on the Ethereum network will significantly contribute to the expansion of our decentralized marketplace, and give BitBay more recognition. BitBay will be able to work on both our own marketplace and Ethereum's marketplace once the bridge coding fork is complete

As always, we encourage you to reach out to us with your feedback, suggestions, or any questions you may have. Your insights are invaluable to us, and we are here to listen. Join us on telegram for a more active community.

The BitBay Team

Have you even checked the progress?

Defi wallet GUI is almost complete. Just need to finish updating the coding in BitBay to make compatible.
https://dzimbeck.github.io/test-page/


Once NightTrader core backend coding is done we can complete bridge coding.
New frontend is nearing completion.

Will update community with images once completed

lol see you in 2030

Thanks a lot David
keep up good works mate.
Regards

https://bitbay.market/downloads/index.html

Here at downloads under QT or Markets client you can see a link to bootstrap releases.

hello there

is there a bootstrap for Bay Qt?
Regards

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bay/#!network

 

I see, thanks for answering : is there an addnode list somewhere I could paste into my conf.file to be sure am connecting to the right nodes?

It could be a local phenomenon with your QT or Halo client that it simply connected to some new nodes. To get a better idea it's best to check all the nodes seen at chainz.cryptoid and see how many are connected. As for the status update Yshurik is reviewing code for the QT/bitbayd side of the c++ bridge. He wants me to annotate it a bit more to help him understand the code I wrote in python, solidity and javascript.