Might as well get something posted to diverge my HIVE history from my STEEM one :) Seeing as I never did an #introduceyourself post on STEEM, this short version will have to do for now. 40yo, developer,

The following is a response to CZ Binance's twitter thread: Q1: Justin Sun claims that some witness froze his 65m coins, not just blocked from governance, but not even allowed to transfers. This has happened

This year’s “Decentralized” conference will be held at my hometown of Athens, Greece between the 14th and 16th of November. I was planning to go as a simple attendee but after conversations with other

Hello everyone, A little while back, I decided to do some research on a standalone key-management/signing app for BitShares as it was obvious that it was something sorely missing from the BitShares ecosystem.

Hello everyone, Over the last few weeks, a few of us at BitShares have been discussing a charity group & fund and the best way to implement it. Driven by the news of Monday's wildfires in Greece that

Hello everyone, As most of you know, the BitShares platform allows for multiple operation types. From transfers, order creation & cancellation etc. to asset creation and issuance, to worker proposal

Hello everyone, I have decided to do little steem updates for the various bits of dev work I do. I just completed work on the first version of a BitShares witness monitoring script with telegram integration.

As most of you know, the BitShares DEX gives users the ability to create smart-coins (MPAs, market pegged assets). These are special assets that are not issued at will but can only be "borrowed"

Continuing on from my previous article, today we're going to dicsuss MultiSig schemes in BitShares for added security and/or flexibility. You can find the previous article here: Like any self-respecting

CEX A trader wanting to exchange 1 CoinA for 10 CoinB first has to transfer his CoinA to an exchange. Once that is done, he no longer has direct access to his funds and the keys controlling them and has

I decided to write this post because there is a lot of confusion on how the DEX handles security and what the different models mean. Let's start this off by mentioning the basics. DEX means Decentralised