Hi Grinners,
I asked Manfred Karrer from Bisq if he was willing to relist Grin. It looks like he is willing to do that as long as we make the github issue. I can’t do that, so I was wondering if anyone else in the community could pick this up?
Hi Grinners,
I asked Manfred Karrer from Bisq if he was willing to relist Grin. It looks like he is willing to do that as long as we make the github issue. I can’t do that, so I was wondering if anyone else in the community could pick this up?
A GitHub issue was already opened, see Preparing Exchanges for Grin 5.0 and issue.
They want a web service where mediators can verify payment disputes without running their own node. I actually wanted to make one myself but had difficulties with the wallet API, which I think are now resolved thanks to @renzokuken and @david. So once I manage to get a few things off my plate, I’ll give it a try.
Meanwhile if anybody else wants to pick it up, feel free to do so.
Perhaps we can help here with our service on https://grinnode.live/ ?
Just get in contact with us , if possible we can work something out.
We also doing a lot of tests on the GRIN-wallet API
and we making great progress.
I would love to see Grin relisted on Bisq in a way that makes it easy for mediators. How can I help?
We don’t need bisq, but bisq really needs Grin ( )
trading volume: $132.124 USD
7,23403988 BTC
Grin doesn’t have a long future on CEX when authorities are tightening regulations and compliance. Certainly privacy coins will have bumpy road ahead.
This can be great for both parties. Volume can grow.