How does your solution compare to other HTLC atomic swap decentralized exchanges, such as:
BlockDX (
https://blocknet.co/block-dx/)
AtomicDex (
https://atomicdex.io/)
NebliDex (
https://www.neblidex.xyz/)
What I have found is that centralized gateways (such as website domains) for decentralized exchanges are vulnerable to DNS hijacking attempts or forced takedown. How do you safeguard against this?
BlockDX supports only Bitcoin like blockchains - No ETH, TRX or EOS.
AtomicDex looks promising- it is still in beta like we are. It is not very clear how does it works, but they are using Komodo which is similar concept to Jelly HTLC approach.
NebliDex - the site looks a little bit out of date. I am not sure how does it work, but it required to download an app and to have .Net 4.5 at least, which is not cool.
We strive to make the service as simple and efficient as possible.
Now we have web version, but everyone can download the code and run it locally, 2nd we will release desktop/mobile version which everyone can run on his own machine.