Forkdelta is a noble project where it will continue what was started by EtherDelta
Topic: forkdelta.github.io - exchange for trading ERC20 tokens (EtherDelta analogue) - page 4. (Read 20064 times)
February 17, 2018, 10:40:42 AM
February 16, 2018, 12:20:43 PM
The value of Etherdelta is on the volume. Otherwise it's slow and full of bugs.
Everybody could fork the ED github and run an exchange but without a value, you are doomed.
I understand this facts.Everybody could fork the ED github and run an exchange but without a value, you are doomed.
But if we talk specifically about this exchange, how do you think, is it safe to trade on it?
February 16, 2018, 11:35:58 AM
How are things doing with Fork Delta? I need to move my altcoins to another exchange because Ether Delta is no longer working and, above all its developers haven't made any statement to explain the reasons.
Along with the lack of communication, the failing ICO, the new coin listing rules, no improvements, I think we have had enough and it’s time to move on.
Is Fork Delta trustworthy? I didin’t find much news about it and still seems no well known.
Thanks
Along with the lack of communication, the failing ICO, the new coin listing rules, no improvements, I think we have had enough and it’s time to move on.
Is Fork Delta trustworthy? I didin’t find much news about it and still seems no well known.
Thanks
February 06, 2018, 08:17:44 AM
If you use MetaMask it should be as safe as EtherDelta is. They are both using the same contract. Apart from a little better design, I don't see what forkdelta brings to the table.
After checking that they are using the same/original contract, I moved to forkdelta.github.io from yesterday. With Metamask of course.
The main reason - ED twitter account is banned and most of the time ED is freezing me on syndicate.twitter.com and I need to refresh over and over again. forkdelta.github.io had removed the tweeter feed from bottom-right and they don't have this problem.
February 05, 2018, 06:22:02 AM
If you use MetaMask it should be as safe as EtherDelta is. They are both using the same contract. Apart from a little better design, I don't see what forkdelta brings to the table.
February 05, 2018, 05:58:17 AM
The value of Etherdelta is on the volume. Otherwise it's slow and full of bugs.
Everybody could fork the ED github and run an exchange but without a value, you are doomed.
I understand this facts.Everybody could fork the ED github and run an exchange but without a value, you are doomed.
But if we talk specifically about this exchange, how do you think, is it safe to trade on it?
February 03, 2018, 05:44:39 PM
The value of Etherdelta is on the volume. Otherwise it's slow and full of bugs.
Everybody could fork the ED github and run an exchange but without a value, you are doomed.
Everybody could fork the ED github and run an exchange but without a value, you are doomed.
February 03, 2018, 12:41:17 PM
I also know this exchange from you, if this hard fork from etherdelta, then this exchange is worth a try. Waiting for reviews, there may be friends here who often trade there.
Here is so many people, really no one else did not trade there?Or just my topic was lost among thousands of others? )
February 02, 2018, 04:55:37 AM
I also know this exchange from you, if this hard fork from etherdelta, then this exchange is worth a try. Waiting for reviews, there may be friends here who often trade there.
February 01, 2018, 05:14:54 PM
No one do not know anything about this exchange?
Guys, need advice and authoritative opinion of experienced users.
Guys, need advice and authoritative opinion of experienced users.
February 01, 2018, 09:51:02 AM
Dear friends!
I want to bring this topic to the general discussion.
Here is a link to the ForkDelta exchange:
https://forkdelta.github.io
I came across this exchange by accident. In one of the Telegram Channels, someone threw off a link to buy tokens through this exchange.
In fact, this is a complete tracing paper with EtherDelta.com (even placed on Github, like Delta before).
The only thing that bothered me was the almost complete lack of information. And, with the huge bunch of scams for last time, it's somehow scary to shove your private key wherever you get (damn, somehow it went off, okay, I hope you understand me correctly:))).
I did not find on the forum information or topic devoted to this exchange, maybe badly searched.
What information is available from other sources?
First of all, it is Github itself:
https://github.com/forkdelta
It shows that it is being updated, some corrections are being made. My knowledge of programming is not enough to make sure everything is there cleanly, but there are no rhetoric comments. I believe that the code plus or minus is copied from the good old Delta.
Further Reddit:
The user freeatnet on January 5 or 6 wrote the post I forked EtherDelta, in which he expressed his thoughts about EtherDelta and why he decided to "fork" it. In principle, nothing new, writes about the latest hacking, this crap with the release of their tokens, etc. Naturally, author declares that ForkDelta will not go along this path and will be maximally improved towards security.
Comments are without much negativity, somebody gave karma points for this post, that is also a plus sign.
Official account on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/forkdelta
Again, we can only assume that it's official, in any case it was created on January 5, at about the same time a code appeared on the github.
The account has a good activity, many tweets about new listings and other information, well, some percentage of confidence inspires.
In general, if the principle of the exchange EtherDelta is maintained, that is, the addresses interact with the exchange through the smart-contract itself and private keys do not fall anywhere, it can be used.
I'm afraid that this would not be some sort of scam, like the developer will collect our private keys and then massively cheat all of us.
I would like to hear those who have already traded on ForkDelta, and in general your opinions on this matter.
Can we use it?
P.S. Sorry for maybe some mistakes, English is not my native language
I want to bring this topic to the general discussion.
Here is a link to the ForkDelta exchange:
https://forkdelta.github.io
I came across this exchange by accident. In one of the Telegram Channels, someone threw off a link to buy tokens through this exchange.
In fact, this is a complete tracing paper with EtherDelta.com (even placed on Github, like Delta before).
The only thing that bothered me was the almost complete lack of information. And, with the huge bunch of scams for last time, it's somehow scary to shove your private key wherever you get (damn, somehow it went off, okay, I hope you understand me correctly:))).
I did not find on the forum information or topic devoted to this exchange, maybe badly searched.
What information is available from other sources?
First of all, it is Github itself:
https://github.com/forkdelta
It shows that it is being updated, some corrections are being made. My knowledge of programming is not enough to make sure everything is there cleanly, but there are no rhetoric comments. I believe that the code plus or minus is copied from the good old Delta.
Further Reddit:
The user freeatnet on January 5 or 6 wrote the post I forked EtherDelta, in which he expressed his thoughts about EtherDelta and why he decided to "fork" it. In principle, nothing new, writes about the latest hacking, this crap with the release of their tokens, etc. Naturally, author declares that ForkDelta will not go along this path and will be maximally improved towards security.
Comments are without much negativity, somebody gave karma points for this post, that is also a plus sign.
Official account on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/forkdelta
Again, we can only assume that it's official, in any case it was created on January 5, at about the same time a code appeared on the github.
The account has a good activity, many tweets about new listings and other information, well, some percentage of confidence inspires.
In general, if the principle of the exchange EtherDelta is maintained, that is, the addresses interact with the exchange through the smart-contract itself and private keys do not fall anywhere, it can be used.
I'm afraid that this would not be some sort of scam, like the developer will collect our private keys and then massively cheat all of us.
I would like to hear those who have already traded on ForkDelta, and in general your opinions on this matter.
Can we use it?
P.S. Sorry for maybe some mistakes, English is not my native language
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