Binance X BitShares AMA – Recap
Great Visibility for BitShares – the World’s First “DeFi” blockchain On the 17th December BitShares.org participated in an AMA (‘Ask Me Anything’) online chat session with the Binance community on Telegram. With 149,490 members, Telegram group of the…
How To Use AMM – The Liquidity Pool
If you didn’t know already, BitShares recently added the AMM liquidity pool (automated market making and swap) features to the BitShares blockchain core software. Today we are lucky enough to have long standing community contributor Brendan Jensen (@iamredbar),…
Announcement: New BitSharesTalk Forums Look’n’Feel
We’re pleased to report that soon the old BitSharesTalk Forums will be switching over to a brand new, from-scratch version at the same web address. Feedback and testing has been taking place on the demo until now. The…
Part 1/3: Order Matching Engine Requirements
Dev’s corner is a new section of BitShares News where developers involved with the BitShares project post technical related briefs and observations. As an academic exercise, I wanted to take on building a order matching engine in C++….
BitShares Improvement Proposals
Introduction BitShares Improvement Proposals and Polls (or BSIPs) are a sub-category of workers. They mostly put forward new design ideas, features, or logic enhancements for the BitShares blockchain. Beside regular ‘Workers’, core token holders are required to explore…
BitShares UI – Worker Review
This review of the BitShares UI worker is part of a series of articles delving into major BitShares workers. For a more in-depth understanding of what it means when we say ‘worker’, please see the separate article ‘How…
2019 BitShares Core Team Proposal
BitShares Core Development Team just released their 2019 Proposal with a total budget of up to $1,386,406 (¥9,358,220). In order to understand more about the next steps for BitShares in 2019, we interviewed Ryan R. Fox, BitShares Core…