@raw_avocado@advbitcoin Also an opportunity is coming to interested parties to invest in #easypaysy and receive passive revenue directly in btc. Wallets that support #easypaysy will also receive recurring payments (for free in their case)
@raw_avocado@advbitcoin Hi! In coming weeks I expect to publish a new version of the white paper with some significant updates: 1) Much simplified implementation 2) No extra space for accounts or payments 3) SPV wallet support 4) Revenue coming for investors and wallets
@TheCryptoconomy@jimmysong@BitcoinAudible Still, other attacks that a non-economic agent can mount deserve attention. Please have a look at my medium article at https://t.co/JvmXmET502
In this episode @provoost and @AaronvanW discuss Jose Femenias' Easypaysy proposal, an account system for #Bitcoin, on Bitcoin.
They also announce groundbreaking news: The Van Wirdum Sjorsnado now has its own RSS-feed!
@ConorOkus Conor, after some productive input mainly from @jimmysong I have updated the protocol so that: 1) IOC payments are SPV compatible 2) It is simpler to implement and 3) It can generate revenue for wallet developers.
@oscpacey@jimmysong It is taking a little longer than expected.
We are working on a couple improvements that will make it more flexible, leaner and easier to adapt for wallets.
Say tuned!
You are right Guy! With @easypaysy accounts it is just you and Bitcoin. Your #easypaysy account, your #bitcoin!
Also: No hacking; your #easypaysy account is protected by the very same security as your #bitcoins
@Geo_Front@bottlepay I agree, @easypaysy can help with that. Now I am a bit occupied updating some aspects of the protocol, but definitely, that is something worth to keep in mind!
Remember @TraceMayer's #ProofOfKeys is coming.
Still too early for 2020, but, hopefully, by January 3rd 2021, you'll be able to move your #btc to your own @easypaysy account!
Hi @Alk20191, you certainly saw the irony in the text. Glad you found the time to read the @easypaysy white paper. I certainly put in some effort to make it accessible and fun to read, while keeping it technical enough. Keep spreading the gospel!
Read the @easypaysy whitepaper here !
https://t.co/Yq4PU8ig3g
Very well written & easy to understand.
And funny :)
"A lawyer may be happy to use
the account ID [email protected]/soon
while a marriage counselor would probably
reject it."
@aantonop 1.- The terrible user experience. Hopefully @easypaysy can help with that.
2.- Price volatility. However, that it is also a must to succeed (no way Bitcoin goes too the moon without a bumpy ride) .
Bitcoin legend @jimmysong reading the introductory post on @easypaysy and explaining some of the technical intricacies of #easypaysy.
Thanks Jimmy!
EasyPaysy! Bitcoin Tech Talk Q&A Issue #166
https://t.co/2vm53n0ab0 via @YouTube
Bitcoin legend Jimmy Song talks about easypaysy in his Youtube Show.
EasyPaysy! Bitcoin Tech Talk Q&A Issue #166
https://t.co/2vm53n0ab0 via @YouTube
@janakaSteph Stรฉphane, is not in the roadmap for version 1.0 of the protocol but I am definitely open to suggestions. Look at the devlist posts on @easypaysy for some discussion about that with @ZmnSCPxj
You are right! Sending bitcoin to an incomprehensible address is a stressful experience, nobody should have to be subjected to. Wouldn't you rather send bitcoin to an easypaysy ID like this instead?:
[email protected]/repair
@easypaysy Yep, wallet are one of those areas that need really improvements. Is really stressful send a transaction when you have the risk of some virus changing the address.