>POS currency >decentralized peer to peer marketplaces >include unmoderated private marketplaces >marketplaces can be anonymous, it has Tor and proxy integration >integrated offer and counter-offer negotiation system >no fees or censure >trustless unbreakable contracts (including double deposit escrows), yet still flexible (can allow refunds if both parties agree) >easy to use contracts templates >reputation system to see who is a good seller/buyer or not >account management, including joint accounts >can send paiements to emails >top notch security with anti keylogger feature, cold staking, multisig multi passwords private keys, encrypted keys in image etc... >peer to peer encrypted anonymous messaging >soon to be price stable like Tether but far better because it will a decentralized rolling peg (it still can go up so you can still make ROIs) >soon to be time conditioned contracts (for example it could permit to ensure your children get your crypto money if you die or just make efficient business) >soon to have custom contracts written in Python (so it can be use by third parties software) >soon to be GUI redesigned and mobile/web wallet >no bloat on the blockchain because it uses peer to peer when it can >open source >has its own blockchain explorer >documented & translated in many languages >can make money by stacking 3% of your coins each year >solid roadmap and efficient team >still low price so you can accumulate and make good ROIs >marketing is only starting now so there is even more ROIs potential >is the only working crypto marketplace since years, not dumb alpha shit like Syscoin, Particl and Safex
This is literally a revolutionary undervalued crypto project. The growth of it is organic (blockchain business can fake their market cap by investing millions in their own currency). Best mid and especially long term hold. X20 ROIs easily expected by next year. You have been warned. bitbay.market/
Ryan Wright
Lol rolling peg? Please explain that looks interesting
Ian Watson
Basically it is an algorithm that freeze and unfreeze the supply of coins to ensure the coins stay price stable. It is totally decentralized and ensure that you always have at least the value of coins you had when you bought/received your coins. Although it can still allow growth but at at stable rate. So in the end you have the best of both worlds. Price stability for consumers (hence consumer adoption) and stable growth for good ROIs to please investors.
Also you can vote on the rate of this stable growth. I forgot to tell that the software allows to vote so it also good for decentralized gouvernance and thus not have political problems like bitcoin.
Grayson Allen
Isn't this the cryptocurrency endorsed by world renowned neurosurgeon and former presidential candidate Benjamin Carson?
Gavin Torres
Unironically just bought 100k. Good stuff right there. I'll keep an eye on it.
Luke Carter
Dude this looks fucked up, but in a good way This pretty much would make BitBay coin uncrashable if I guess it right? because if in an uncertain market you freeze the coins, people won't bee ableto crash sell it.
Even better, if everyone knows that no one can crash sell, instead of getting down in value, it would actually rise in value instead
Is this good thinking or not?
Noah Gray
BitBay is amazing. Veeky Forums only buys at 100 mil + market caps tho, so might as well not even post about it.
Kayden Sullivan
Do you know when the release of the rolling peg is? Also, coin looks very undervalued if what you say is right.
Gavin Gonzalez
I am bad an explaining it but no it is not fuck up, just genius! It indeed would make it uncrashable. Even more solid than the centralized peg of Tether because Tether is backing his peg with centralized assets (mainly dollars in banks) so it just is like regular fiat at this point, while Bitbay does decentralized and internally. Basically the rolling peg would keep whales away and stop letting them manipulating the price just because they have tons of cash. Also the coins that are frozen are still in your wallets and can be used as financial assets, although this is too complicated to explain for now. Anyway the good thing to understand is frozen coins prevent the price from crashing as the supply of usable coins is reduced to ensure the stability.
>Even better, if everyone knows that no one can crash sell, instead of getting down in value, it would actually rise in value instead Yeah this. Also the fact that as it is price stable, it drives consumer adoption forward and hence attracts even more investors. It is a win win in every ways. The sole risk is that it grows "too fast" (as if there was such thing lol) because of it, but that's still good for our ROIs and consumer adoption as it spreads awareness.
Ryan Murphy
All Carsonposting aside i'm pretty sure it should have some strong price movement soon. It peaked at 2k sats and with the new marketing they have going on it should pique some interest.
