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Update on the Bisq trade halt
As a precautionary measure, DAO and API components of Bisq have been temporarily disabled. Trading will be re-enabled once the security audit of those areas has been completed and the updated release is ready.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
As a precautionary measure, DAO and API components of Bisq have been temporarily disabled. Trading will be re-enabled once the security audit of those areas has been completed and the updated release is ready.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
J'avais utilisé les 1ères versions de Bisq sur PC, et ce n'était effectivement pas simple.
Quelle est donc la différence entre la version actuelle de Bisq et Bisq easy ?
salut !
oui, le multisig de Bisq a un protocole d’échange plus complexe, tandis que Bisq Easy est conçu pour les nocoiners afin d’obtenir leur premier UTXO et pouvoir couvrir les dépôts de Bisq1 pour les achats suivants.
une fois que tu as approvisionné ton wallet interne Bisq1, même si l’interface peut sembler plus intimidante que Bisq Easy, le processus est linéaire et clairement guidé par l’UI. en plus, la liquidité est plus importante et les marges sont meilleures sur Bisq1.
assure-toi de bien consulter les règles et les pénalités avant :
* https://bisq.wiki/Trading_rules
* https://bisq.wiki/Table_of_penalties
oui, le multisig de Bisq a un protocole d’échange plus complexe, tandis que Bisq Easy est conçu pour les nocoiners afin d’obtenir leur premier UTXO et pouvoir couvrir les dépôts de Bisq1 pour les achats suivants.
une fois que tu as approvisionné ton wallet interne Bisq1, même si l’interface peut sembler plus intimidante que Bisq Easy, le processus est linéaire et clairement guidé par l’UI. en plus, la liquidité est plus importante et les marges sont meilleures sur Bisq1.
assure-toi de bien consulter les règles et les pénalités avant :
* https://bisq.wiki/Trading_rules
* https://bisq.wiki/Table_of_penalties
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bisq is a big complicated java thing
Different use cases, mainly.
Need to buy a few dollars of bitcoin, robosats is the best (only?) choice.
Want to stack a few thousand $ worth monthly, not using Bisq would be silly.
Need to buy a few dollars of bitcoin, robosats is the best (only?) choice.
Want to stack a few thousand $ worth monthly, not using Bisq would be silly.
im referring to fees being charged on user offers. I think you're referencing the platform fees.
Considering I normally find the odd offer at 0% or even negative where people need to liquidate quick...
those you see are a reflection of the value that offer makers attach to bitcoin, they are not fees but rather premiums
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Me gustaba más Bisq1. El nuevo cliente tiene mucha información que distrae y además, para mí, es más lento.
Soy fan de lo simple: peach/robosats.
Bisq1 is still perfectly functional, Bisq2 only uses Bisq Easy which is a different trade protocol, only in the future it will get a port of the multisig protocol.
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Is 15 big? Also do we know how they are tracking scams?
Scammers are not tracked, rather it's user reporting having sent money to a seller with 0 reputation and never having heard from him again.
problem is no one uses these platforms.. Trying to actually get a order arranged on these platforms can take weeks.
@hodlhodl is ok and Robosats.
@Bisq 2 hardly has any offers.
Bisq2 is currently aimed at nocoiners only, Bisq1 is where the liquidity is at
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What is bisq1?
It is the name I give to the original Bisq, in contrast to Bisq2 is which is the new application that will one day inherit the multisig trading protocol.
There is confusion around about Bisq1<>2, as people think Bisq2 is a newer replacement to Bisq(1), which isn't the case for now, as they use two different protocols.
Currently:
- Bisq1: larger traders, lower premium, BTC required for deposit
- Bisq2: smaller traders, higher premium, no BTC required for deposit, used to get first BTC to trade on Bisq1
There is confusion around about Bisq1<>2, as people think Bisq2 is a newer replacement to Bisq(1), which isn't the case for now, as they use two different protocols.
Currently:
- Bisq1: larger traders, lower premium, BTC required for deposit
- Bisq2: smaller traders, higher premium, no BTC required for deposit, used to get first BTC to trade on Bisq1
How do you buy monero? Is it possible to swap or bridge BTC into it?
The XMR market is the most liquid, tried and tested, on Bisq1
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You can use atomic swaps or Bisq or RetoSwap.
atomic swaps are available on Bisq1 only for BSQ trades, while XMR trades follow the normal multisig trading protocol based on the security deposit: both traders lock the deposit, seller also locks the BTC trade amount, the BTC buyer sends XMR, and when that is confirmed, either manually, or for instant trades, automatically via federated XMR explorer nodes, the BTC is released to the buyer, and the deposits to their respective owners.