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Topic: Exchange launching soon with new accountability tech - page 2. (Read 345 times)

legendary
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The main idea is actually good and can be viable especially in the light of many hacking that occurred in big cryptocurrency exchanges.

The main idea assumes that exchange can be trusted, which is, in fact, a questionable assumption. I think 2FA is enough for that, though there's a risk that a hacker can gain control of user 2FA, that's fine because the user must have some responsibility to manage their own safety, and there's no need for an exchange to go that far. Instead of this feature, I'd love to see a feature where the exchange would return the funds that was sent by malicious party or those who failed to do KYC, so they didn't get rekt.
sr. member
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Hey Everyone I've been working at a new exchange for almost a year now and were finally almost to market. We require signatures from both parties (exchange/user) for every action taken. We think this approach is going to make us the most accountable as you'll always have the signatures to prove your account state if we mess around.
That is good and bad in a way. I will have my money stuck on your exchange forever if the exchange decides not to sign my withdrawal request? Exchanges have a reputation for holding users withdrawals for a number of reasons. This certainly isn't going to work in users favor in times of a dispute.

The main idea is actually good and can be viable especially in the light of many hacking that occurred in big cryptocurrency exchanges. Now, let's hope that the concern here by forum member Patatas can be adequately addressed before we go and jump into this new exchange platform. I am waiting for the official response to this query.
legendary
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Hey Everyone I've been working at a new exchange for almost a year now and were finally almost to market. We require signatures from both parties (exchange/user) for every action taken. We think this approach is going to make us the most accountable as you'll always have the signatures to prove your account state if we mess around.
That is good and bad in a way. I will have my money stuck on your exchange forever if the exchange decides not to sign my withdrawal request? Exchanges have a reputation for holding users withdrawals for a number of reasons. This certainly isn't going to work in users favor in times of a dispute.
newbie
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Hey Everyone I've been working at a new exchange for almost a year now and were finally almost to market. We require signatures from both parties (exchange/user) for every action taken. We think this approach is going to make us the most accountable as you'll always have the signatures to prove your account state if we mess around.

We just pushed a blog by one of our co-founders, feedback greatly appreciated. The Only Way Forward for Crypto Exchanges: Information Parity With Each and Every User

If anyone is wondering anything about the tech or our plans just ask.

https://medium.com/symetria-hq/https-medium-com-symetria-hq-the-only-way-forward-for-crypto-exchanges-26ae270a5bd

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