Decentralized Bitcoin exchange BitSquare has made some good progress in its Bitcoin wallet. The company has launched a Beta preview of its Bitcoin wallet, version 0.4.0, which is currently available on GitHub. However, since the latest version is not compatible with the previously released version 0.3.6, users must first uninstall the previous version before installing the latest version. The latest version of the BitSquare beta wallet supports Windows, Mac OS and Linux operating systems. In the latest version, it supports funding multiple services and transactions, so users can distinguish different transactions to ensure greater privacy. The application also adds an interface for storing funds and locking funds. In addition, you can access transaction rates at any time. On the other hand, BitSquare has increased transaction limits, bank transfer limits have been raised to 0.5BTC, and some other payment processors have jumped to 0.75BTC. However, if users pay with altcoins through the wallet test version or use OKPay, the transaction limit will be increased to 1BTC. There are also some other changes, including reduced transaction fees and withdrawal fees and a better user interface. BitSquare is extending the decentralization of Bitcoin to the exchange level. Unlike other centralized Bitcoin trading platforms, BitSquare maintains decentralization throughout the process. All transaction funds are not stored on the platform. At the same time, the platform only allows the exchange of personally identifiable data between trading partners, so it can better protect user privacy. The recently released preview version will be an iterative product of the BitSquare platform. As a completely open source and volunteer-driven project, BitSquare has been calling for volunteer developers and contributors to participate. Anyone who volunteers to become a BitSquare developer can find detailed information on the official website. Original article: http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/04/10/bitsquare-wallet-beta-version/ |
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