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Announcement

Two-factor authentication is now possible on our ICO site.

This feature is a bit late, sorry for the delay!

Another Announcement

We have finished our second whitepaper! It will be published on Saturday.

It's titled: "EasyDEX A Practical Native DEX"

Soon anyone can use the Iguana wallet & EasyDEX GUI to store and trade other cryptocurrencies decentrally. That is our vision and that is what we have been developing.

Will this DEX have a mobile app?

Yes, I believe EasyDEX GUI has a mobile version too.

@grewalsatinder can confirm that

The EasyDEX-GUI is HTML code. Adjustable to all screens from Desktops, Tablets to Mobiles. EasyDEX-GUI is the front-end, user friendly view for end users.

The second part, and most important part is iguana core. iguana core is backend. It is the binary which provides backend APIs used by the front-end user interface EasyDEX-GUI.

iguana binary has been tested on Linux, OS X, Windows, and android in earlier versions of development. But, first we need to have iguana and Komodo to be on stable stages before we concentrate on mobile platforms. As we reach enough stable stages, a native iguana binary packaged for android app can be expected.

I am anyway also spending time in debugging iguana binary for android time to time and report back any bugs or errors found in android version to core developer (jl777). So, hopefully when the right time comes we make Android Mobile version of EasyDEX App without much difficulties.

In stages expect first Desktop wallets to be stable, and then tablet/mobile support to come afterwards.

Hope this clears.

Satinder

I'd prefer a mobile first experience and not as an HTML website. The next problem is hosting the Iguana node. I don't want to host an Iguana node to trade on the DEX. My favorite DEX is currently indiesquare. I understand this is really early on and it'll take time but I want it right now today!

May be you got confused with something.

Nothing needs to be hosted online. Everything running locally. Just like an App.

I'd never host some crypto project locally. Too many risks with viruses and privacy. I always rent a VPS and host it there. My preference though is to trust someone like the creators of this project to host the nodes for me and allow lots of people to simply use this DEX by opening up the app on their cellphone or going to a website.

I think there is some misunderstanding about the DEX that we plan to implement. The purpose of our DEX is to allow cross-chain swaps as well as a local platform to interact with centralized exchanges. This prevents access by a third party to your coins as in the case of storing them at a exchange.

Our DEX is NOT the same as XCP, NXT or colored coins implementations.