Bitcoin exchanges are starting to take stances on the op_return drama

Apparently they see an economic advantage in taking a side

Which means there's an economic incentive to take the other side: who will be the first exchange that runs Knots? You may get thousands of users!

Context: https://x.com/erickuhn19/status/1922671059943166268

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That guy's post was like reading brain cancer.

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https://github.com/RoboSats/robosats-deploy

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More instructions here: https://github.com/RoboSats/robosats/blob/main/setup.md

What does it do?

It launches a private exchange where you act as an escrow. Users can connect to you and place offers to buy or sell bitcoin. If there is no dispute, they hit a button that causes your node to automatically release the bitcoin to the btc buyer. If there is a dispute, you can talk to both users via encrypted messages to figure out what happened and release the btc to the aggrieved party.

Currently 4 people are running public coordinators and you can try it yourself here [note that you need a tor-compatible browser like Brave]:

http://robodexarjwtfryec556cjdz3dfa7u47saek6lkftnkgshvgg2kcumqd.onion/

You can also watch a demo here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW_wzRz_BDI