Hey there! I recently purchased a ring from ecomoissanite.com and paid with Crypto. Hope this helps!

Hello all! I am seeling the domainds BlockchainLottery.org & BlockchainLottery.net.
Price: 1.5 BTC. of course we can use escrow.
Both domains are registered on NameCheap, you can make a namecheap account for free. I will be able to push the domains in your account in seconds.

Hello there! is it possible for you to find the book "The New World of International Relations" by Michael G. Roskin, Nicholas O. Berry 10th edition. Thank you!

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Hello Community! I have this domain for sale!

Name: BlockchainFinancial.io
Price: 1 BTC (negotiable)
Backlinks: 67

Proof of ownership available
I will push it to your namecheap account.

You can always check the exchange and let me know! You haven't seen it yet

Hello! I am selling an ASP.NET Peer-to-Peer Monero exchange & escrow script
 
Price: 0.7 BTC

Feel free to PM me for the link of the exchange.

Hello community! I currently own a monero local trading platform, similar to localbitcoins. However, I can recognize the potential of its escrow service in general. That is why I would like to ask you where do you think I can implement it. I was thinking to create a platform for gamers to buy and sell in-game items for XMR, while ensuring the transaction via escrow. What do you think? do you have a better suggestion? what would you like to see?

Hello community! I am writing to ask if anyone has a suggestion on how to use the domain BitcoinCash.onl (onl stands for online) which I own. I am of course interested in partnering for a project if it sounds interesting.

PM sent!

Domain: BitcoinCash.onl
BIN:2 BTC or 14 BCH
Minimum Offer: 1.6 BTC

Please reply of pm me with your offers
Proof of ownership available! Offers accepted

Domain: BlockchainPatents.org
BIN:1 BTC.
Minimum Offer: 0.6 BTC

Please reply of pm me with your offers
Proof of ownership available! Offers accepted

Dear Community,

Is it possible for someone to explain the fee structure of LocalEthereum? I am trying to create an excel sheet for that, so I can calculate my fees from a seller (primarily) and buyer point of view. Based on the exchange's FAQ: "Localethereum charges a 0.25% fee for the maker (the person who placed the offer listing) and 0.75% for the taker (the person responding to the offer). The reason for the significant discount on makers is because we want to encourage people to place offers."

So, if I understand correctly, if someone deposits 1 ETH, the maximum amount he or she can put up for sale 1ETH - 0.25% and the platform will deduct another 0.75% of the amount the buyer receives right?

Compared to LocalEthereum, who is charged the 1% fee? is it the seller of the buyer?

If someone can create a simple excel for that, it will be much appreciated!

Thank you!

Update: BlockchainRoulette.com SOLD

Thank you for the information guys! what I want to know however, is any features you think these platforms miss out.

Both exchanges I mentioned are using an escrow system to ensure you will receive the amount you paid. There is also another exchange, which has implemented its escrow on a smart contract, which means no human interference in the procedure. Also, seller must confirm he received the money in order for the escrow to release the cryptos to the buyer.. There are some mechanism in place to ensure a smooth transaction.

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Hello community! I believe the title says it all. I was wondering if you have any ideas, suggestions on features you might want to see implemented in a p2p cryptocurrency exchange like bitquick and localbitcoins. What do you think these exchanges miss out?