Coincer is a decentralised exchange for cryptocurrencies
It’s built on top of blockchains using cryptography, therefore exchange of coins takes place directly between a seller and a buyer—with no third party. There is also no central server (except for DNS seed which you may need the first time you run Coincer), Coincer runs on its own anonymous P2P overlay.
Do you still wonder, why you should use Coincer? See for yourself the history of cracks of centralised exchanges. Aren’t you afraid of your money? With Coincer you possess your coins and all trades are safe—you either get the exchanged coins or you get your original coins back. No third way.
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Blog
Summary of 2015
27 Jan 2016
Last year was amazing. I’d like to summarise what it meant for Coincer and what’s left for 2016 and further years.
First testing&trading session
10 Dec 2015
Because Coincer already has the most important functions, I decided to organise a testing&trading session on Sunday, 13th December, starting at 15:00 UTC.
Draft of P2P overlay design
08 Oct 2015
After many iterations I’ve finally converged to a draft that seems to be able to work (version 0.0.2 will be released soon then!). Let’s take a look!
First release!
14 Sep 2015
Finally there is first release of Coincer. Although it’s still rather a preview version, it works (despite its instability) and can be tested on testnets of Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin.
On P2P overlay requirements
14 Sep 2015
Currently I am designing the P2P overlay. It’s a very challenging task, because Coincer’s requirements aren’t trivial and might easily go against each other.
Get in touch!
IRC channel #coincer on Freenode
BitcoinTalk.org forum
About Coincer
Coincer is a project of a decentralised cryptocurrency exchange. Decentralised here means completely peer-to-peer and without any trusted third party to mediate a trade.
About author
Coincer is being developed by xHire. A guy being keen on cryptocurrencies since 2011 who is active in Czech bitcoin community (btw on #bitcoin.cz IRC channel on Freenode) and translates Bitcoin Core into Czech.
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