Quote from: stevedekorte on August 11, 2015, 09:41:31 PM

Quote from: harrymmmm on August 11, 2015, 07:51:29 PM

I watched openbazaar from the start, through many 'refactorings' and design changes (mainly networking problems.
It is truly a disappointment, but did have lessons to be learnt.

Bitmessage is a horrible bandwidth black hole, for example. I can't see you getting to ebay sized traffic with that. How do you keep it under control?

Tor and anonymity are definitely a plus. OB seemed to steer away deliberately from this, despite it's origins as a darkmarket.

I believe OB has decided to allow 2 party transactions, reluctantly, but I don't know if there will be a security deposit mandated.

Overall, this looks like a job well done. It's a pity it didn't get more notice earlier.

Thanks! We're not committed long term to Bitmessage, but it looked like the only practical and working solution at the time. We'd be happy to move to any solid working solution for messaging that's an improvement over Bitmessage and can maintain privacy&anonymity, scale to our needs and address the problem of spam (Bitmessage does that via proof of work stamps).

im just in investor in sdc.. but bitmsg is a no no shadowcash on the other hand .

Is 1 year old.
Has its own in-house cryptographer
Has 2 full time developers
Is the first bitcoin based coin with working ring sigs
Is the first crypto currency anywhere to have 2 coins on its blockchain that are inter-changable without third-party help. 1 public, 1 private
Started out as a Script coin and later became a SHA-256 coin
Uses PoSv2
Developed its own encrypted chat system (not based on bitmessage)
Developed the first HTML5 client GUI