Quote from: CryptoXMan on August 14, 2017, 06:18:43 PM

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Quote from: truxton on August 11, 2017, 10:32:41 AM

Quote from: lijoe408 on August 11, 2017, 10:25:15 AM

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When Blocknet will be more user friendly?

Doesn't seem like it atm. From what I gather, you must download the wallet of each trading pair in order to conduct a trade. It remains to be seen if people will actually go through the effort.

Hi. While it is true that RIGHT NOW you must download whole blockchains, this will not remain true for very long. This is from the road map posted on the previous page (In Bold):

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Production blockchain launch
- Service nodes launch on mainnet
- Design specification document ("white paper")
- Decentralized exchange app ("UI")
- Decentralized exchange SPV multiwallet (no full blockchains)

Once SPV in up and running, you will no longer have to download full Blockchains. :0

Oh no not again. Truxton....lijoe408 never mentioned anything about downloading ENTIRE BLOCKCHAINS. Yes we are all aware someday you'll tackle spv and you won't have to wait days while each blockchain is synced but that's beside the point. What he was bringing up, and which several others have brought up, is the fact that users will still have to download the wallets (NOT entire blockchains) of each coin they want to trade which will be a royal pain in the butt and a big turn off for any user looking to use blocknet. Crypto is complicated enough as it is, users want straight forward and easy to use tech. Ya we know blocknet is safer but if it isn't as user friendly as centralized exchanges it's got a tough road ahead of it.

Think about it for one second. The only time you are in control of your coins is...? You have your own private key and when you have your private key, you will need...? That's right. The wallet of the coins that you control.... You can't ask for control of your coins and then NOT have the wallet of the coin you want to be in control of.....

Each of you are right in one respect or another.

BUT we could release a decentralized trading app with an integrated multiwallet.

That way, you'd not have to download anything other than the app.

Sound good?