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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @SwapMarket 26 Sep \ on: Two TV series about the "Schrodinger's cat" theory BooksAndArticles
Did not see Infiniti, but Constellation was quite good. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19395018/
the last reply from ngrok suggests that adding header "ngrok-skip-browser-warning" can no longer be done with the tunnel:
Good stuff. I never heard of ngrok and just tried it. How will API calls bypass the screen "You are about to visit:..." where one needs to press the button?
If you plan to pay, Tunnelsats is easy to install. Once you learn how it works, you can try to configure your own VPS. But reading all these guides is not enough really, there are many things where you can screw up and ChatGPT won't help )). But you can always go back to Tunnelsats and try again.
Yes. There are already nodes with Liquid PeerSwap installed. They learn to manage liquidity. This will add a use case how to sell this liquidity.
The web app runs fully in your browser. There is no server! From Github Pages perspective, it is a static site.
101 sats \ 2 replies \ @SwapMarket OP 21 Sep \ parent \ on: Boltz exchange just got competition! bitcoin
Swapmarket connects to Boltz PLUS any other swap provider that onboarded. Right now it is only one node with identical fees. But we just started. It will be a virtual broker among many providers, and the competition will push the fees down.
It"s just what that guy had set, defaults from Boltz config. The more people will onboard, the more they will start competing with each other. The percentage fees will come down, like in any market. I hope the users of apps like Aqua will notice eventually and push for adoption too.
The plain is to add an option so the swap provider is selected automatically once the assets, direction and the amount are entered. Hence it is below them.
This is already implemented. Try the link https://swapmarket.github.io
Yes, thanks, it has English too. This looks like an old fork of Boltz frontend, before chain swaps were added. But there is no direct link to repo, so hard to say what code it is actually running.
The fees are identical to Boltz's, so they might just be using their backend to earn rebates. No benefit for the end user, except maybe Japanese language which we can easily add to our site.
And the idea is really to have all such implementations in one place, so they are easier to find and compare the fees.
21 sats \ 0 replies \ @SwapMarket OP 21 Sep \ parent \ on: Boltz exchange just got competition! bitcoin
Great minds think alike! ))) Boltz has an awesome repo with clean separation between frontend and backend. It is a pleasure to work with it and learn all the proper dev techniques.
21 sats \ 0 replies \ @SwapMarket OP 21 Sep \ parent \ on: Boltz exchange just got competition! bitcoin
The comment I was hoping to see!