Overview of the TradeCoin project

Hello, thanks for the wishes. :crazy_face:

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:dizzy: The main difference between TradeCoin and P2P is that TradeCoin is a trustless and permissionless system which allows users to exchange tokens without the need for a middleman or intermediary. P2P, on the other hand, requires users to trust each other to complete a transaction. TradeCoin also provides users with access to liquidity and a secure and private environment for trading. :dizzy:

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Really cool project :slight_smile:

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TradeCoin Project is an open-source platform and aims to allow users to trade any type of token or cryptocurrency. The only limitation is that the tokens must be listed on the TradeCoin Exchange. There are no restrictions on the types of tokens that can be traded. However, some tokens may have certain restrictions or requirements, so it is best to check with the individual token issuer for more information.

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We plan to continue developing TradeCoin to make it more secure and reliable. We will also introduce new features to give users access to more liquidity, as well as additional security and transparency. We plan to expand our platform to support more tokens and protocols, allowing users to access a greater variety of liquidity options. :hugs:

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We plan to gain massive followers by engaging with our current followers, creating valuable content that resonates with our target audience, and leveraging social media platforms to reach a wider audience. We also plan to collaborate with influencers and other industry leaders to help spread the word about our project. Additionally, we plan to run marketing campaigns and advertising initiatives to further increase our exposure and engagement.

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Gracias por tu opinión

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Thank you, we are very pleased :gift_heart:

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Alright,
This is good for your project

Thanks for the clarification

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Alright
Seems like lots of work will be done to get the massive exposure for your project

Thanks for the clarification

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This you answered clearly.
And I understand that BETTER

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You are welcome. Good luck :slightly_smiling_face:

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oh i get it more clearer here. The token must be listed like the Cexes do.

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Thank you.
I am very pleased :revolving_hearts:

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Unfortunately, your messages are hidden by the system. But luckily I can read them

TradeCoin has implemented a number of security measures to ensure the safety of user funds. These include the use of secure smart contracts written in Solidity, which are designed to protect users from potential exploits and handle unexpected errors gracefully. The protocol also utilizes EVM security best practices, such as using secure cryptographic algorithms and ensuring that all data is stored in a secure and private manner. Finally, TradeCoin will employ a multi-signature wallet system, which requires multiple parties to sign off on any transactions before they can be processed.

Good luck :sparkling_heart::sparkling_heart:

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Good to have you in this hackathon and wishing you all the best this season.

I tried out your dapp and was quite impressed.
My only issue if the copying and pasting of contract address to perform an exchange.

I thought there would be a library of tokens available for users to select when performing an exchange.

Users like me are looking for simplicity, and would want to know what really inspired you to go to that angle of copying and pasting of contract addresses.

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Thank you for trying out the dapp and for your feedback!

Regarding the copying and pasting of contract addresses for performing an exchange, the reason for this design choice is because our dapp is decentralized, meaning that it is not controlled by any central authority or organization. As a result, we don’t have a centralized database of tokens that users can select from. Instead, we rely on the TRON network’s smart contract system, which allows anyone to create and deploy their own token contracts on the network.

To perform an exchange, users need to specify the contract address of the token they want to exchange. This is because each token contract has a unique address on the TRON network, and the contract address is what allows our dapp to interact with the token’s smart contract.

While this approach may seem more complex than a centralized system with a pre-defined list of tokens, it offers several advantages. For one, it allows for greater flexibility and innovation, as anyone can create and deploy their own token contracts with unique features and functionality. Additionally, it ensures that the user is in full control of their assets, as they can only interact with a token contract if they have its specific contract address.

That being said, we understand that the copying and pasting of contract addresses can be cumbersome, especially for users who are new to the TRON ecosystem. We are constantly looking for ways to improve the user experience, and we will take your feedback into consideration as we continue to iterate and improve the dapp.

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Wow thats really quite impressive, i love the explanation.

I know to perform exchange on these dapps, there need to be liquidity for such transactions. And liquidity providers come only when the incentives they gets outweighs any losses.

What measures are you going to employ to ensure you get community members to provide liquidity on your platform.?

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Thanks for the well clarified explanation
And clearing doubts

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I think the project is very good, thank you for your answer

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