So how does your service make money?
I get that smart contracts can be built without, but if you are "marketing" at airswap, then obviously someone is paying your salary.
Would be good to know how the service *does* make money.
I get that smart contracts can be built without, but if you are "marketing" at airswap, then obviously someone is paying your salary.
Would be good to know how the service *does* make money.
The team already answered that. Even though it's being more than a year, it's still valid because they still have enough capital.
With Mike Novogratz on their Advisory board, I wouldn't be concerned about their legitimacy If that's what your question is about.
Basically the long and the short of it.
Appreciate the link.
So how does your service make money?
I get that smart contracts can be built without, but if you are "marketing" at airswap, then obviously someone is paying your salary.
Would be good to know how the service *does* make money.
I get that smart contracts can be built without, but if you are "marketing" at airswap, then obviously someone is paying your salary.
Would be good to know how the service *does* make money.
AirSwap is venture under Fluidity (https://fluidity.io); AirSwap has no trading fees, as we believe a truly frictionless experience will help facilitate network growth. At the moment, the AirSwap Token is used by makers on the network for every intent to trade (250 AST is required to be staked per trade intent).
Appreciate the response.
Was checking out your "instant" airswap.
Would that be safe to be considered a decentralized Shapeshift, and would you also need to stake AST to partake in that?
Given that you're a taker, rather than a maker, I would guess no, on the staking?
