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Re:A decentralized Bitcoin exchange on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @02:41AM (#14802383)
uport and reputation systems aid this
Re:A decentralized Bitcoin exchange on Monday July 17, 2017 @05:42PM (#14792520)
Etherdelta has been doing this for ERC20 tokens for some time: https://etherdelta.github.io/
Define "delivered" please
This system is designed to make advertisement obsolete
By owning 90% of a digital ecosystem
Volatility is not as important when you have real-time exchanges. You can choose to instantly convert any currency to any other currency of your choice - you can choose your volatility tolerance . In the past, that was an ardous, fee-laden process. Now it is becoming more free & seamless due digital tokens. ERC20 should continue making it easier.
Re:Introducing Token on Friday April 21, 2017 @11:05AM (#14166210)
No you don't 'have' to buy bitcoin to buy eth. Coinbase, which is known as the largest fiat-> btc/eth platform allows fiat -> eth directly. But yes, I agree that easy access to eth or btc is not available at the moment for those outside the US or outside the neckbeard community
It actually did go down 50% from $15ish to $6ish and recovered. Early adopters trying to get rich = all early stage investing so what's your point?
Could extend this so that file continues to exists as long as any peer who has downloaded keeps their window open. So, I share a file to a friend, he downloads, i close window. His window still open therefore link still valid. Similar to this http://ephemeralp2p.durazo.us/2bbbf21959178ef2f935e90fc60e5b...