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BitBoost’s blockchain e-commerce marketplace will be the flagship application for our technology, but our ultimate goal is far wider that launching a single product. We want to build a thriving community

(Find the first two parts of these series here and here). Scaling your marketplace. Once your marketplace is built, tested and released for public use, you need to scale. Here are some pointers to help

In the last 2 weeks we have made major strides towards a version 1.4 release, using IPFS with the Ethereum blockchain. The BitBoost team has solved all bugs in the Ropsten buy-sell flow for this hybrid

BitBoost Marketplace is designed for physical goods, similar to Etsy or eBay. It is not intended to be a blockchain-based version of iTunes or an app store. Some merchants may try to use it this way, but

An introduction to encrypted blockchain and off-chain messages for developers. BitBoost Marketplace is designed from the ground up to protect user privacy. We don’t collect any personal data, no email

A guide to creating your first app and starting to build momentum We provide all the tools you will need to launch your app. After that, start gathering your community and building network effect on the

The disadvantages of conventional e-commerce BitBoost’s blockchain-based platform was created on the premise that traditional online marketplaces are beset with problems – as a number of Amazon controversies

People have been asking about the real benefits of our blockchain e-commerce marketplace. We have already mentioned the benefits of using distributed ledger technologies, but now we want to show you some

Factors to consider when developing your own marketplace. Creating a successful app isn’t just about developing great software – it’s about making sure people are going to use it. Here are some recommendations

BitBoost’s Open Source Project (OSP) aims to build a community of contributors around our core software, goals and values. We want to foster a lively, active group who believe in decentralised systems

There are a handful of names that are practically synonymous with e-commerce, but all of the mainstream platforms come with strings attached – which is why we think there’s a big potential market for BitBoost.

As a blockchain e-commerce marketplace it has no central server, no middlemen, and works fully encrypted. Nevertheless, this doesn´t mean that at BitBoost we didn´t carefully design the whole solution.

It’s been a long road in our quest to create a decentralised mass-market e-commerce platform. We’ve been working on this in one form or another for over four years. At this point, as we’re finally starting