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June 08, 2016, 05:59:54 PM
Keep an eye on 21.co, chain and blockstream as they are working on the most exciting stuff in BTC today

Ok I`ve added 21 inc to point 6) with their embedded mining initiative, they sure can create a lot of change with that technology. I cant wait to see many people using them.

But it will take many years for it to be widespread, so it's only 6th, as my list ranks the stuff by order of importance.
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June 07, 2016, 08:02:09 PM
The other projects might catch on, but they might also fail, being forgotten after a few months. A very high failure rate is an integral part of the nature of new startups.

I doubt it, most of them are already established or are on the verge of growth. I cant see openbazaar going extinct, it is growing every day.

Once the innovation is out of pandoras box, you cannot put it back.

But can I do trades in it now? I downloaded it but I still have not installed it yet.

I think yes, but you will find only little volume, it's still not as established as the other projects since it only came out a few weeks ago.

Give it some time and you will see many users using it.
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June 07, 2016, 07:30:16 PM

Do a lot of people use Bitsquare? This seems to be a breakthrough in trading platforms. I'm wondering why there's no clamor behind it.

Not yet, it probably needs to reach critical mass before tons of people start using it.

Its still early release with many bugs so people need more time to get comfortable with it.

But can I do trades in it now? I downloaded it but I still have not installed it yet.
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June 07, 2016, 07:08:53 PM
I think only the first two are of real significance (though the reward halving can't be considered a "project" Cheesy), because these are direct features of Bitcoin. The other projects might catch on, but they might also fail, being forgotten after a few months. A very high failure rate is an integral part of the nature of new startups.

I think a problem of the mentioned startups is that they are too nerdy to have success at a bigger scale. The benefits they offer are simply not relevant for the majority of users - which doesn't mean that I personally contest that they offer real benefits. For example OpenBazaar was hailed as the new decentralized eBay but hasn't attracted a significant user base yet. The problem is, if there are almost no users, the platform is also not attracting new users. The higher the effort to use a system, the worse this problem becomes...

Maybe the really exciting Bitcoin projects are not even known yet.

ya.ya.yo!
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June 07, 2016, 06:40:06 PM
yes nice list
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June 07, 2016, 05:34:54 PM
Well its nice that they have that sort of projects, that means bitcoin will grow more and probably more users will be attracted in using it.
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June 07, 2016, 02:23:47 PM

Do a lot of people use Bitsquare? This seems to be a breakthrough in trading platforms. I'm wondering why there's no clamor behind it.

Not yet, it probably needs to reach critical mass before tons of people start using it.

Its still early release with many bugs so people need more time to get comfortable with it.
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June 07, 2016, 08:24:22 AM
List of decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges:

https://bitsquare.io/

http://mercuryex.com/

http://www.coincer.org/

https://etherex.org/

Of which BITSQUARE is the closest of being complete, it will launch on April 27th:


Do a lot of people use Bitsquare? This seems to be a breakthrough in trading platforms. I'm wondering why there's no clamor behind it.
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June 07, 2016, 08:15:39 AM
Openbazaar 1.1.6 is out!

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Full release for general use.

The following significant changes have been made in this release:

-if a partial payment is made, it is now shown in the payment screen, and the amount still pending for that transaction is shown. The QR code and other data will update to the new pending amount.
-the client now has a top bar with the app title, current view, and OS-native controls, none of which are ever covered by modals or overlays.
-the close/minimize/maximize controls can be set to Windows or Mac style in settings/advanced.
-when messages are added in the discussion tab of a transaction, a message notification is shown.
-an autocomplete system has been added to the top address bar.
-when a transaction hasn't been fully funded, the shipping/file tab isn't shown in the transaction modal.
-unfunded transactions are hidden by default, they can be unhidden by clicking a button.
-the Discover and User views have a back to top button.
-the Discover view is cached, and no longer changes if you navigate away from it and back before the cache expires.
-the Settings view is cached.
-shipping information is not displayed in the transaction modal for digital and service transactions.
-country names and currencies are now translatable.
-there is an option to send a debug email from the system tray that collects system info and sends it to OpenBazaar.
-the delete button on the listings in the store tab of the user's own user view now have a confirm step to prevent accidental deleting.
-the refund button in the transaction modal now has a confirm step to prevent accidental refunds.
-the client will now check for available updates once every hour.
-you can test your SMTP buttons from settings/advanced.
-the base HTML structure has been overhauled, to make positioning of major areas of the application more consistent.
-anchor links are no longer draggable.
-the server connect modal has been translated and responds to changing the language used in the client.
-multiple numbers and text elements that were not yet internationalized have been internationalized.
-the transactions tabs have spinners that are shown while the transactions are loading, and a message if no transactions were found for that tab.
-full es-lint rules have been set, and pre-commit hooks should fire es-lint correctly with every commit now.
-when the libbitcoin server is offline, a warning is shown in the status bar at the bottom of the page.
-auto-updates use https.

https://github.com/OpenBazaar/OpenBazaar-Installer/releases/tag/v1.1.6
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May 31, 2016, 08:24:31 AM
Keep an eye on 21.co, chain and blockstream as they are working on the most exciting stuff in BTC today

Yea they are really exciting, but it would not have so big impact on bitcoin just yet. The 21 co bitcoin computers are not very mainstream yet so it needs more time until it can have impact.

For now we see the projects listed in my list that are already operational and can grow big anytime. For example the openbazaar is just waiting to become a new trend, it has huge potential.

But i am watching both 21 and blockstream for exciting stuff!
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May 29, 2016, 01:35:51 AM
Keep an eye on 21.co, chain and blockstream as they are working on the most exciting stuff in BTC today
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May 29, 2016, 01:32:56 AM
UPDATES: Bitsquare v0.4.8

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Release notes 0.4.8:

    ● Removed Payment ID from trade contract for Monero
    ● Fix NullPointer at Bank account setup

https://github.com/bitsquare/bitsquare/releases/tag/v0.4.8
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May 25, 2016, 01:08:46 PM
UPDATES: Bitsquare v0.4.7 - P2P Exchange

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/4l0vq7/bitsquare_v047_p2p_exchange/

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Version 0.4.7 has been released.

Please update as soon as possible to that new release as there is an issue with the P2P network in the current version.

Additionally to that P2P network fix we added many new features as well as a long list of new Altcoins: Monero, DAO, Maker, STEEM and many more....

Trade limits have been increased as well.

Release notes:

    ●     Added Monero, Maker, DAO, STEEM, BigUp, PlatinumBar, Jumbucks, Pinkcoin, OKCash, GridCoin, Moin, SolarCoin, Shift, Europecoin, PostCoin
    ●     Increase trade limits (Altcoins: 2 BTC, OKPay: 1.5 BTC, Banks: 0.75 BTC, Others: 1 BTC)
    ●     Support EUR option for SEPA countries which have a non-EUR currency
    ●     Customize bank account forms for countries: BR, UK, US, AU, CA, MX, SE, HK, NZ,
    ●     Add search field to Combobox for altcoins
    ●     Added Moldova
    ●     Add input validations for fiat payment method forms (only for customized countries)
    ●     Add info popup for mining fee when depositing funds
     ●    Show % price in open offers table
     ●    Increase max msg size for GetDataResponse
     ●    Change TTL and refresh/republish time
     ●    Fix incorrect handling of TTL
     ●    Fixed wrong sorting in tables
     ●    Fix validation bug for inputs at create offer screen
     ●    Add network stress tests

This version is backward compatible back to version 0.4.2.

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May 24, 2016, 09:26:42 PM
Removed ETH from the list. What can I say, i`m quite dissapointed with ETH, it's way too overvalued and pumped up irrationally.

Also it's way more centralized than it looks like, so I`m not sure if it's a good influence on bitcoin. Althought ETH havent stolen market cap from bitcoin, and ETH smart contracts might become useful, ETH the coin itself is what I`m skeptical about and it's development process.

I`d just rather list here projects that will be beneficial to bitcoin, rather than the coin.
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May 21, 2016, 02:20:55 PM
Hi, how about ipayyou? https://www.ipayyou.io/
Never tried them too since I'm quite loyal to blockchain, but i read this wallet allow a cancellation of a transaction as long as the transaction are not confirmed yet. I think it was like escrow-based wallet. That'll be a good project for newbie who are just learning about btc and their transaction.

Thats just a wallet provider. I`m talking here about projects that enhance bitcoin's features and expand their userbase.

For example the thunder network is another exciting one, however it's too new now so i`ll wait a bit to add it to the list.

I kinda want to see established projects, because there are many projects that failed here before even finished.
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May 21, 2016, 03:24:20 AM
Hi, how about ipayyou? https://www.ipayyou.io/
Never tried them too since I'm quite loyal to blockchain, but i read this wallet allow a cancellation of a transaction as long as the transaction are not confirmed yet. I think it was like escrow-based wallet. That'll be a good project for newbie who are just learning about btc and their transaction.
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May 19, 2016, 04:48:27 PM
great list man
didn`t heard until now about Brave browser, I will give it a try
thanks for compiling and sharing
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May 19, 2016, 12:54:49 PM
There is also another 2 way peg system other than Rootstock, called Drivechain.

Here is a video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGu0o8HH10U&feature=youtu.be

Website:
http://www.truthcoin.info/blog/drivechain-op-code/



I`ll be monitoring the developments in this project as well.
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May 17, 2016, 06:44:57 AM
Thunder Network potentially handling 100k+ TPS looks very exciting...

https://blog.blockchain.com/2016/05/16/announcing-the-thunder-network-alpha-release


Yes i read about that, but i dont really understand it yet, can you explain it please how it works compared to the lightning network? Or reference articles that explain it.

Is it a plugin to the blockchain.info accounts or does it work standalone? More info please.
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