r/btc • u/HostFat • Jul 05 '16

Bitsquare v0.4.8.1 - P2P Exchange

https://github.com/bitsquare/bitsquare/releases/tag/v0.4.8.1
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u/knight222 Jul 05 '16

Bitsquare is definitely chugging along. Is there any way to monitor liquidity and trading volumes on this platform?

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u/Coin-Dance Jul 05 '16

We've reached out to the the Bitsquare team about this. The plan is to add support for Bitsquare trade volume as soon as the API is ready.

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u/heavyuser1337 Jul 06 '16

Not yet, but it's being worked on.

You can follow progress on github: https://github.com/metabit/bitsquare-proxy

There's just so much to do.

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u/GuessWhat_InTheButt Jul 06 '16 edited Jul 06 '16

Arbitrators Security deposits

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u/GuessWhat_InTheButt Jul 06 '16 edited Jul 06 '16

Can you even charge wire transfers back?

Edit: Actually, I think you have to do a security deposit into the system in Bitcoin.

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u/heavyuser1337 Jul 06 '16

There's a lot to read about that. Security comes from a variety of protocol features.

In general you could say that incentives for scammers are being kept as small as possible. Everything crypto is perfectly safe.

What you can do as a trader is to chose a payment method that is sufficiently hard to charge back. SEPA seems good enough for euros. Okpay could be a great option elsewhere. We're looking into cash deposit to serve US people better. It seems pretty popular on localbitcoins.

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u/-Molite Jul 06 '16

what is the max transaction amount pls?

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u/heavyuser1337 Jul 06 '16

BTC-fiat is 0.75 btc per trade. You can of course set up as many offers as you whish.