Topic: could decentralized exchanger revolutionize bitcoin? - page 2. (Read 1707 times)
After losing bitcoin to the thieving fucking criminal Ukyo / Jon Montroll, who stole millions of dollars worth of bitcoin from users who deposit money into his exchange, I'm pro-pro-pro-PRO decentralized exchanges. I think they are the future, and they make sense with bitcoin. Bitcoin being decentralized in nature should not be dependent on a handful of centralized exchanges.
How halo works?
If I have understood correctly:
You want to sell, someone will buy.
Both give BTC to escrow more than transaktion is worth
Halo deposit Works like ensurance, no one will fuck you, cause both sides looses if Transaktion will fail.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oS56CqCR-oU
If I have understood correctly:
You want to sell, someone will buy.
Both give BTC to escrow more than transaktion is worth
Halo deposit Works like ensurance, no one will fuck you, cause both sides looses if Transaktion will fail.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oS56CqCR-oU
could you explain how exactly does decentralized exchanger works?
after mtgox we all know all centralized exchanger like bitstamp..etc could be all hacked.
do you think that decentralized exchanger like blackhalo, bithalo in the future will play a major role?
i think it is also very important for the chinese people ,should the government ban all exchangers.
do you think that decentralized exchanger like blackhalo, bithalo in the future will play a major role?
i think it is also very important for the chinese people ,should the government ban all exchangers.
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