Quote from: bitmover on November 01, 2019, 02:35:24 PM

Quote from: neblidex_dev on November 01, 2019, 02:25:41 PM

You can earn interest on Bitcoin using trustless and decentralized processes.

This is not decentralized and you are trying to cheat people with misinformation

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2) Deposit Bitcoin into your trading wallet by sending BTC to your client wallet. Because this exchange is decentralized, all coin information, including the private key, is stored locally on your phone. There is no exchange wallet. Make sure you obtain sufficient NebliDex tokens (NDEX) as well because these tokens are used to pay trading fees to the exchange relayers known as Critical Nodes. You can obtain these tokens through the exchange. You will also need a bit of ETH to interact with ETH smart contracts.

3) Go to the WBTC/BTC market and exchange your BTC for wBTC (which is an ETH token that is pegged 1:1 with Bitcoin).

4) Withdraw your wBTC and send it to one of various decentralized DeFi solutions (Compound.finance or Fulcrum.trade)

5) Earn passive interest and withdraw when ready. Repeat these steps in reverse to go back to Bitcoin. All steps can be accomplished without identity checks or signing up.

You are not giving the privatekeys of bitcoins to users, which they gave to you.
They have the privatekeys of a shitcoin you created which is totally centralized and not audited. Nobody knows if you have bitcoin 1:1 with your token.

I advice everyone to stay away from this because this really looks like a scam, as most of the information above is misleading.

Added negative feedback. Will create a flag.

For the record, I am not the creator of wBTC. It is made by a consortium of companies, similar to how Coinbase backs USDC. Their website is: https://www.wbtc.network/
My team designed an exchange that allows users to trade it for BTC using atomic swaps.

Can you be more specific about what you determined was misinformation?