Counterparty is making serious inroads in P2P trading.
Coinfeine is as well.
This is the future and sure to piss of the regulators. But once the industry has anon coins and decentralized exchanges that self regulate, my guess - about a year,
the GOV's will be SOL.
Topic: State of play with P2P exchanges. (Read 964 times)
Open source or gtfo for sure.
Nxt's Asset Exchange and MGW is probably the best service available now to trade something.
http://multigateway.org/
http://multigateway.org/
I think that P2P exchanges have big potential
essentially it is a decentralized exchange for a decentralized currency
of course for this to work it should be open source, so that people can verify that no entity can gain an unfair advantage
essentially it is a decentralized exchange for a decentralized currency
of course for this to work it should be open source, so that people can verify that no entity can gain an unfair advantage
I'm just exploring the viability of working on one. Good to see you are. How's it going?
We're still testing on it. Not yet open for public.
I'm just exploring the viability of working on one. Good to see you are. How's it going?
I'm just wondering what people think is the current state of play with p2p exchange development. What are the major developments and problems with it in people's estimation and do people think we'll get there. I was thinking of starting my own project.
P2P exchanges can play pivotal role in countries where banks are not supporting FIAT deposit against bitcoin businesses (exchange). We are currently working on one, i.e. www.100bit.co.in. Nice to see that u r working on one as well.
I'm just wondering what people think is the current state of play with p2p exchange development. What are the major developments and problems with it in people's estimation and do people think we'll get there. I was thinking of starting my own project.
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