Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 08:51:26 AM

Quote from: Findingnemo on February 11, 2023, 02:27:56 PM

Bisq is completely decentralized p2p but I never saw any trade was created there for my fiat currency.

What is your local currency, if you don't mind me asking? Is it supported and there is just no volume, or is it not supported at all? If it's a lack of volume, then you should feel free to create your own offers! Every market starts somewhere, and you might be able to earn yourself a couple of percentage points over the market rate since you are the only maker.

If it's not supported then you could open an issue on their GitHub (if there isn't one already) about getting it listed. Alternatively, can you swap your local currency to USD, EUR, or something else, and then trade with them instead?

With the closure of LocalCryptos and now LBC, there could well be a higher demand for Bisq to start supporting other currencies. People aren't going to want to move to a new exchange which might also close down in a few months, whereas by moving to Bisq, there is very little chance of that happening due to its decentralized nature.

For privacy reason I can't expose my nativity but its supported and I can list the offer there if I want and I will give it a try in the next week and let's see with the suspension of trading from LBC can bring p2p traders to Bisq.

I have been contacted by few of my clients who I am regularly trading via LBC for years and I am yet to reply which platform I am going to choose and their reply is Paxful where liquidity for my fiat is high but many new accounts with attractive prices like 10 to 15% over market price is listed there and from my assumption they can bring issues sooner or later cause we have chance of receiving funds from hacked bank account so anyone switching to Paxful beware of this issue and pick trader with long trading history and high positive feedbacks.