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Topic: Who is going to be the crypto ebay? - page 2. (Read 3941 times)
It certainly will be: https://openbazaar.org/
EPC (yobit coin)
http://epctrader.com/ ... low grade
http://epctrader.com/ ... low grade
https://noobie.io/
Noobie.io is based in London, United Kingdom.
Being firm believers that digital currencies are the future we offer our customers a wide array of products and services offered by an array of global vendors on the site.
We would like to be a portal where sellers and buyers can meet to trade in the various digital currencies to their choosing.
Noobie.io is based in London, United Kingdom.
Being firm believers that digital currencies are the future we offer our customers a wide array of products and services offered by an array of global vendors on the site.
We would like to be a portal where sellers and buyers can meet to trade in the various digital currencies to their choosing.
I'm interested to see what happens with SDC's Shadowmarket. They've just ported over the BIP32 (HD wallet) framework so that they can have tree-level categories and the market alpha is due next month. Not sure if the 'crypto ebay' would be appropriate for the finished product but I think there's potential for some serious money to be moving through a decentralized market it if they get it right.
any links?
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Will there be a way to browse Shadow listings without the client?
Someone can easily create a third party website which could pull this from the client via API and display it on a website.
http://aboutshadow.com/index.php/shadowmarket/q-a
coincola http://www.coincola.com/ multisig market
This is something i've been looking into recently as I think there's a lot of potential in this area.
I'm interested to see what happens with SDC's Shadowmarket. They've just ported over the BIP32 (HD wallet) framework so that they can have tree-level categories and the market alpha is due next month. Not sure if the 'crypto ebay' would be appropriate for the finished product but I think there's potential for some serious money to be moving through a decentralized market it if they get it right.
Put it this way, if I were looking for one to make money on that would be it. BTW perhaps you should differentiate between the decentralized markets and the others that are just standard sites selling goods/holding auctions using alts. The decentralized ones seem a far more interesting proposition.
I'm interested to see what happens with SDC's Shadowmarket. They've just ported over the BIP32 (HD wallet) framework so that they can have tree-level categories and the market alpha is due next month. Not sure if the 'crypto ebay' would be appropriate for the finished product but I think there's potential for some serious money to be moving through a decentralized market it if they get it right.
Put it this way, if I were looking for one to make money on that would be it. BTW perhaps you should differentiate between the decentralized markets and the others that are just standard sites selling goods/holding auctions using alts. The decentralized ones seem a far more interesting proposition.
good stuff. Site could use some designing though
and my personal favorite
http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=KnpMoRqgPB
and my personal favorite
http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=KnpMoRqgPB
year of the goat and for some bitcoin you can have one too
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NXT links added OP
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The cost to post an item in FreeMarket is just 7.77 NXT, and the only other fees are for actions that use the blockchain - 1 NXT per transaction, so an entire cycle of listing an item, being paid, and communicating with your buyer can cost under 10 NXT (approx. US$ 0.10). No percentages of your final sale price, no high fees.
Under $.10. Cheap compared to the real EBay. Ill look and join in for sure if it stays that way.
good stuff. Site could use some designing though
and my personal favorite
http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=KnpMoRqgPB
and my personal favorite
http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=KnpMoRqgPB
year of the goat and for some bitcoin you can have one too
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NXT links added OP
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The cost to post an item in FreeMarket is just 7.77 NXT, and the only other fees are for actions that use the blockchain - 1 NXT per transaction, so an entire cycle of listing an item, being paid, and communicating with your buyer can cost under 10 NXT (approx. US$ 0.10). No percentages of your final sale price, no high fees.
Almost makes me one to build an BTC auction site. Loads of ideas.
Here's the NXT-based FreeMarket project:
http://nxtfreemarket.com/
Nxt itself has the Marketplace function built in:
https://nxtforum.org/nxt-marketplace/
It really doesn't get used enough......
http://nxtfreemarket.com/
Nxt itself has the Marketplace function built in:
https://nxtforum.org/nxt-marketplace/
It really doesn't get used enough......
Hopefully one that doesnt have the fees like FeeBay (EBay) does. Would be nice to have a site that deals with BTC but also other options for payments. For seller EBay killed most of them with there fees.
Would be nice to have a good place to buy and sell without the huge fees cutting into profit. Something like a flat rate fee for all sellers so they know exactly what they are getting hit with. Ebay hits you for everything. listing, add-ons, final value fee, and then you have to use PayPal so there are your Paypal fees as well.
So I dont care unless I am able to sell and not get wacked with $30 in fees worth of BTC.
Any that lean that way?
Would be nice to have a good place to buy and sell without the huge fees cutting into profit. Something like a flat rate fee for all sellers so they know exactly what they are getting hit with. Ebay hits you for everything. listing, add-ons, final value fee, and then you have to use PayPal so there are your Paypal fees as well.
So I dont care unless I am able to sell and not get wacked with $30 in fees worth of BTC.
Any that lean that way?
Bitbay sounds the most promising, especially if they can get pegging to work and reduce price volatility.
Hey, thanks for the list!
I know its not an ebay-type store, but I recently found a website for MTG that accepts/pays in bitcoin called blacklotusgo.com. Surely they deserve a mention for being awesome enough to take crypto, however I have not tried their service yet.
I know its not an ebay-type store, but I recently found a website for MTG that accepts/pays in bitcoin called blacklotusgo.com. Surely they deserve a mention for being awesome enough to take crypto, however I have not tried their service yet.
Freemarket is a good software but i need some more improvements. Freemarket and open bazaar are my favorites for becoming the crypto ebay one day.
good stuff. Site could use some designing though
and my personal favorite
http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=KnpMoRqgPB
and my personal favorite
http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=KnpMoRqgPB
adoption is the key
see ebay/facebook/google/bitcoin
it is a user account numbers game
But networking top platforms (and coins) ... for lack of a better word ... into a supernet market ... seems the likely out come.
Still think the top3 will be use the classic website model with crypto platforms on the side.
see ebay/facebook/google/bitcoin
it is a user account numbers game
But networking top platforms (and coins) ... for lack of a better word ... into a supernet market ... seems the likely out come.
Still think the top3 will be use the classic website model with crypto platforms on the side.
will flesh this out more and keep it updated
BAY
SDC
unb
nxt-net
xem
lots of canidates
BAY
SDC
unb
nxt-net
xem
lots of canidates
bithalo - bitcoin smart contracts and decentralized market
the problem is no adoption so are all the scam coins above, no adoption
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