Topic: Completely decentralized and anonymous marketplace - page 2. (Read 17098 times)
I like it!
Good gui, everything is clear to see and understand.
Next step would be to get a trusted member to have a look at the source.
Heck, with some funding from the community, you could go straight to a professional audit!
How many lines of code does this have, without bitcoin-core and bitmessage (where we can use the official ones)?
I really want to see this project succeed!
Ente
I think that now the main problem of this project is that it needs the Bitcoin-Qt, that it's totally NOT user friendly.
It's against a wide use.
Maybe it should be integrate with Electrum (as it seems that the dev is already doing) or Bitcoinj.
Currently working on it. Will soon be ready. About next week. But it will be an alternative version, more safely and anonymously store the whole blockchain. It's against a wide use.
Maybe it should be integrate with Electrum (as it seems that the dev is already doing) or Bitcoinj.
I think that now the main problem of this project is that it needs the Bitcoin-Qt, that it's totally NOT user friendly.
It's against a wide use.
Maybe it should be integrate with Electrum (as it seems that the dev is already doing) or Bitcoinj.
It's against a wide use.
Maybe it should be integrate with Electrum (as it seems that the dev is already doing) or Bitcoinj.
Update: The book was sold through BitXBay! Congratulations to Michael for being the first documented person to purchase a product on a decentralized marketplace.
Documentation here: http://willmartin.com/the-worlds-first-documented-sale-on-a-decentralized-online-marketplace-my-book/
Documentation here: http://willmartin.com/the-worlds-first-documented-sale-on-a-decentralized-online-marketplace-my-book/
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Who wants to go down in history as the first documented person to buy a product from a decentralized marketplace?
I recently published a book on anonymous cryptocurrencies called "Black Market Cryptocurrencies." I've put the book up for sale on BitxBay. I'm the author and copyright holder, so the transaction is completely legal. Go on BitxBay and purchase my book - I'll send you a DRM-free PDF of the book and I'll include your name in the future prints of the book as "the first documented person to ever purchase a product from a decentralized marketplace." Let's make history!
I recently published a book on anonymous cryptocurrencies called "Black Market Cryptocurrencies." I've put the book up for sale on BitxBay. I'm the author and copyright holder, so the transaction is completely legal. Go on BitxBay and purchase my book - I'll send you a DRM-free PDF of the book and I'll include your name in the future prints of the book as "the first documented person to ever purchase a product from a decentralized marketplace." Let's make history!
give me something I actually want and I'll gladly buy it. I do not want a book on black-market crypto currencies :-)
Man.... Lmao if anyone actually uses Bitxbay.. RIP to your coins lol
I already talked about this here. If you are afraid for your Bitcoins use vmvare and please send all your money in a separate well-protected Bitcoin wallet. In any case, it is good practice to send all bitcoins to a separate address. And do not use it with any software other than bitcoin-qt. I think to create options that will send all new coins to user's specified address, but I'm afraid it's a bit deanonymizes users.Problem now it is when you have deal and signed it, bitcoin-qt think it is your money, becouse you have 1 of 2 private keys. And when merchant spent money form this multisig address, you see this transaction. It looks like a suspicious transaction that you did not do, with the balance remains the same and that was before it. I have not found a way to remove the private key from a wallet in the main branch bitcoin-qt.
Please if you have arguments about errors in safety, bring the data from the source code BitXBay.
Open source gives everyone a check for security problems and point them out if they are. Do the similar opportunity SR, BS, Pandora, BitHalo?
Who wants to go down in history as the first documented person to buy a product from a decentralized marketplace?
I recently published a book on anonymous cryptocurrencies called "Black Market Cryptocurrencies." I've put the book up for sale on BitxBay. I'm the author and copyright holder, so the transaction is completely legal. Go on BitxBay and purchase my book - I'll send you a DRM-free PDF of the book and I'll include your name in the future prints of the book as "the first documented person to ever purchase a product from a decentralized marketplace." Let's make history!
I recently published a book on anonymous cryptocurrencies called "Black Market Cryptocurrencies." I've put the book up for sale on BitxBay. I'm the author and copyright holder, so the transaction is completely legal. Go on BitxBay and purchase my book - I'll send you a DRM-free PDF of the book and I'll include your name in the future prints of the book as "the first documented person to ever purchase a product from a decentralized marketplace." Let's make history!
Man.... Lmao if anyone actually uses Bitxbay.. RIP to your coins lol
My question is why do *you* get it? Why not send it to "1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE" or some other statistically impossible address to own the private key to? Right now it's fine, as a proof-of-concept, but, let's say it were to take off, and, everyone who had a Bitcoin client installed also had this software they used to make trades, along with that, hundredds of people where commiting to the Github page all the time and it was a huge community-driven project, like what Bitcoin is. Why is it fair for you to get the money? Look at Bitcoin, the developer of it doesn't get any money, the only fees (I.E. Transaction fees) go to the people that actually did the work in the scope of the system, not some meta-developer.
Second question is, how do nodes verify the transaction in that address is linked to a transaction on the chan? What stops me from jut commenting the send code out? I do admit, I should probably read the source in more detail, but, unfortunately, the times I come on here are normally the times I'm too tired to go source reading.
Second question is, how do nodes verify the transaction in that address is linked to a transaction on the chan? What stops me from jut commenting the send code out? I do admit, I should probably read the source in more detail, but, unfortunately, the times I come on here are normally the times I'm too tired to go source reading.
I don't see any problem in that.
Why do exchanges receive 0.x% fees? Why do miners receive fees?
And, come on, a tenth of a millibit, and you complain as this was the biggest scam ever? This isn't even tagged to the selling-price of the transaction!
I much prefer to see a project with a sane revenue concept for the developer, than a "free money for all" project, where the only one having costs is the developer.
Ente
Second question is, how do nodes verify the transaction in that address is linked to a transaction on the chan? What stops me from jut commenting the send code out? I do admit, I should probably read the source in more detail, but, unfortunately, the times I come on here are normally the times I'm too tired to go source reading.
You can commenting it ofc. But nobody with main branch BitXBay can't see your offer. All offers signed with address what you choose in sell dialoge. And when trade borad rendering program verify all messages and get info about paymant from blocks or blockchain.info if you set this option.
My question is why do *you* get it? Why not send it to "1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE" or some other statistically impossible address to own the private key to? Right now it's fine, as a proof-of-concept, but, let's say it were to take off, and, everyone who had a Bitcoin client installed also had this software they used to make trades, along with that, hundredds of people where commiting to the Github page all the time and it was a huge community-driven project, like what Bitcoin is. Why is it fair for you to get the money? Look at Bitcoin, the developer of it doesn't get any money, the only fees (I.E. Transaction fees) go to the people that actually did the work in the scope of the system, not some meta-developer.
What is the meaning to send money to nowhere? Why? In fairness, I spent >900 hours of my time only for programming BitXBay. If you think that someone is so willing to work for free, you're naive. Usually benefit is advertising or donations or hidden scam. My interest is transparent, and I think it can only add credibility. Someone might think that Satoshi altruist or other Bitcoin developers. Partially true, but I think many are making money on the growth rate. First miners can get a lot of money from development which positively influence the course. Use of the program free for all, no fees, merchants need advertising anyway. Income will give me the opportunity to assign a reward for improvement and development of new features and testing. Ideological motivation that's fine. But the Ideological motivation+money much better.
Sorry, I have another question, when posting a post you have to send money to a 'position', can I ask who owns this address? And how my 'position' is calculated by the peers?
For an example of the 'central' addresses I see:-
https://blockchain.info/address/1FAvch92vioLKene4iu6wEjsPWdm67nGJK
https://blockchain.info/address/16mvEuRpiDSLM7febL4okhosNSz2ybRWfM
Who owns those address? What is it? It seems to be that everyone who submits an item pays them.
EDIT:- Was right, they're in the source:-
https://github.com/bitxbay/BitXBay/blob/245b0ff11e4944f8e6df636ac2039e6b1bbfae74/config.py
Are we paying you to use the software or what?
For an example of the 'central' addresses I see:-
https://blockchain.info/address/1FAvch92vioLKene4iu6wEjsPWdm67nGJK
https://blockchain.info/address/16mvEuRpiDSLM7febL4okhosNSz2ybRWfM
Who owns those address? What is it? It seems to be that everyone who submits an item pays them.
EDIT:- Was right, they're in the source:-
https://github.com/bitxbay/BitXBay/blob/245b0ff11e4944f8e6df636ac2039e6b1bbfae74/config.py
Are we paying you to use the software or what?
Yes it is my addresses. Just for rating/advertising system
. For place your offer you can pay 0.0001btc+bitcoin fee. If you pay more your goods upper, and categories sorting depend on sum of paymens all items in this category. Payment actual 10 days. It is symple spam protection. Most decentralized spam protection, without moderators. My question is why do *you* get it? Why not send it to "1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE" or some other statistically impossible address to own the private key to? Right now it's fine, as a proof-of-concept, but, let's say it were to take off, and, everyone who had a Bitcoin client installed also had this software they used to make trades, along with that, hundredds of people where commiting to the Github page all the time and it was a huge community-driven project, like what Bitcoin is. Why is it fair for you to get the money? Look at Bitcoin, the developer of it doesn't get any money, the only fees (I.E. Transaction fees) go to the people that actually did the work in the scope of the system, not some meta-developer.
Second question is, how do nodes verify the transaction in that address is linked to a transaction on the chan? What stops me from jut commenting the send code out? I do admit, I should probably read the source in more detail, but, unfortunately, the times I come on here are normally the times I'm too tired to go source reading.
let multiple escrow handlers plug into the system and get ratings. that way is more decentralized anyway.
That's the proper way to do this, yes!
Yes it is my addresses. Just for rating/advertising system . For place your offer you can pay 0.0001btc+bitcoin fee. If you pay more your goods upper, and categories sorting depend on sum of paymens all items in this category. Payment actual 10 days. It is symple spam protection. Most decentralized spam protection, without moderators.
. For place your offer you can pay 0.0001btc+bitcoin fee. If you pay more your goods upper, and categories sorting depend on sum of paymens all items in this category. Payment actual 10 days. It is symple spam protection. Most decentralized spam protection, without moderators. I see no problem with that.
I would suggest you to be transparent about this, so noone shouts "hidden scam!!1!" there.
I am very happy to see so many constructive, smart ideas being thrown around here!
Ente
Sorry, I have another question, when posting a post you have to send money to a 'position', can I ask who owns this address? And how my 'position' is calculated by the peers?
For an example of the 'central' addresses I see:-
https://blockchain.info/address/1FAvch92vioLKene4iu6wEjsPWdm67nGJK
https://blockchain.info/address/16mvEuRpiDSLM7febL4okhosNSz2ybRWfM
Who owns those address? What is it? It seems to be that everyone who submits an item pays them.
EDIT:- Was right, they're in the source:-
https://github.com/bitxbay/BitXBay/blob/245b0ff11e4944f8e6df636ac2039e6b1bbfae74/config.py
Are we paying you to use the software or what?
For an example of the 'central' addresses I see:-
https://blockchain.info/address/1FAvch92vioLKene4iu6wEjsPWdm67nGJK
https://blockchain.info/address/16mvEuRpiDSLM7febL4okhosNSz2ybRWfM
Who owns those address? What is it? It seems to be that everyone who submits an item pays them.
EDIT:- Was right, they're in the source:-
https://github.com/bitxbay/BitXBay/blob/245b0ff11e4944f8e6df636ac2039e6b1bbfae74/config.py
Are we paying you to use the software or what?
Yes it is my addresses. Just for rating/advertising system
. For place your offer you can pay 0.0001btc+bitcoin fee. If you pay more your goods upper, and categories sorting depend on sum of paymens all items in this category. Payment actual 10 days. It is symple spam protection. Most decentralized spam protection, without moderators. legendary
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Ok so I use encrypted email and it works awesome. i2p is also interesting. Maybe trying fixing bitmessage and fork it. 
...my friend just said look at retroshare. We have about 3 protocols so far. Check back with us for ideas and if you come across anything please come back and let us know. No reason why we cant start to reach out to help other projects as time permits.
To easy make a alternative channel, there is should be something like a shared inbox. For main trade board. With bitmessage I use chan channel. I have not looking for yet. Perhaps something like chan exist in one of this 3 protocols. ...my friend just said look at retroshare. We have about 3 protocols so far. Check back with us for ideas and if you come across anything please come back and let us know. No reason why we cant start to reach out to help other projects as time permits.Well maybe we stay in touch. BitHalo and BlackHalo can save you the trouble of escrow handling. That way you can focus on your market platform.
let multiple escrow handlers plug into the system and get ratings. that way is more decentralized anyway.
Ok so I use encrypted email and it works awesome. i2p is also interesting. Maybe trying fixing bitmessage and fork it. ...my friend just said look at retroshare. We have about 3 protocols so far. Check back with us for ideas and if you come across anything please come back and let us know. No reason why we cant start to reach out to help other projects as time permits.
To easy make a alternative channel, there is should be something like a shared inbox. For main trade board. With bitmessage I use chan channel. I have not looking for yet. Perhaps something like chan exist in one of this 3 protocols. ...my friend just said look at retroshare. We have about 3 protocols so far. Check back with us for ideas and if you come across anything please come back and let us know. No reason why we cant start to reach out to help other projects as time permits.Well maybe we stay in touch. BitHalo and BlackHalo can save you the trouble of escrow handling. That way you can focus on your market platform.
Dude you forgot to register the .com name. I've grabbed it and redirected it to this topic.
Thx, my main address now it is bitxbay .ws and I have bitxbay.bit but did not have time for website yet. In a hurry to make a really light version, now the priority use of electrum as alternatives bitcoin-qt.You, sir, are awesome!
Ente
Dude you forgot to register the .com name. I've grabbed it and redirected it to this topic.
Thx, my main address now it is bitxbay .ws and I have bitxbay.bit but did not have time for website yet. In a hurry to make a really light version, now the priority use of electrum as alternatives bitcoin-qt.GREAT Thanks. I registered an account at Namecheap. Login - bitxbay email - [email protected]
Sorry, I have another question, when posting a post you have to send money to a 'position', can I ask who owns this address? And how my 'position' is calculated by the peers?
For an example of the 'central' addresses I see:-
https://blockchain.info/address/1FAvch92vioLKene4iu6wEjsPWdm67nGJK
https://blockchain.info/address/16mvEuRpiDSLM7febL4okhosNSz2ybRWfM
Who owns those address? What is it? It seems to be that everyone who submits an item pays them.
EDIT:- Was right, they're in the source:-
https://github.com/bitxbay/BitXBay/blob/245b0ff11e4944f8e6df636ac2039e6b1bbfae74/config.py
Are we paying you to use the software or what?
For an example of the 'central' addresses I see:-
https://blockchain.info/address/1FAvch92vioLKene4iu6wEjsPWdm67nGJK
https://blockchain.info/address/16mvEuRpiDSLM7febL4okhosNSz2ybRWfM
Who owns those address? What is it? It seems to be that everyone who submits an item pays them.
EDIT:- Was right, they're in the source:-
https://github.com/bitxbay/BitXBay/blob/245b0ff11e4944f8e6df636ac2039e6b1bbfae74/config.py
Are we paying you to use the software or what?
Ali Amin wrote, and Coin Brief just published, a new article about BitXBay: BitXBay – a Bitcoin-Based, Decentralized, Anonymous Market
Very interesting concept. I wish you the best of luck, and look forward to trying it out
Very interesting concept. I wish you the best of luck, and look forward to trying it out
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