Great to hear!
Are you a super technical user? Was the GUI very hard to use?

I'm a frequent linux user and actually was using komodo-cli (general transactions) a while back but i got busy and lost track of the updates and improvements. Next thing i knew there was a GUI wallet and a BartexDex GUI.

For BarterDex, the GUI was not really difficult to use but I can see the general user being cautious or finding it difficult to figure out what is what. Perhaps a simple help menu that explains some items or a few examples (similar to coinigy GUI where they provide a walk-through). I know its still fairly new though.

But it definitely works....I've been able to accumulate some additional JUMBLR .
Is there a link that explains each of the supernet assetchains? I understand the use-case for jumblr but not any of the others.

Hi, can someone help me with my issue? I had around 670 KMD in wallet and  I sent this morning 335 KMD to bittrex account and they didnt came. Also possible to see that there are no confirmations for my transaction. 
Later i claimed my earned kmd for other 335 kmd. They withdrawn from balnace and came back in one minute, but first half is still not confirmed. What to do? I tried to check my tx id on explorer but it shows nothing like tx is not existing. TX id: e05398425a3d42d523c5ef2c1e1468eddaf6b6278b513a896a48422358b8a2ae

I spoke too soon. This video nails the basics and more importantly points out that there is a difference between centralized and decentralized order execution.

Im exploring a bit on Barterdex. Im trying to do my first swap but I get this error "can't find alice utxo that is close enough in size". Im sorry if this has been adressed before but I could use any help I could get.

I changed the error message to:

"cant find a deposit that is close enough in size. make another deposit that is just a bit larger than what you want to trade"

one difference with barterDEX is you are exchanging specific deposits (utxo) and at first if you make only one, you dont have enough as the atomic swap protocol requires 2. Once you do your first swaps, the change automatically creates more outputs (utxo) so it is less and less a problem.

Another issue is that currently we dont have that many marketmakers, so it is harder to find an ordermatch. New release will improve this situation as I just created a way for end users to be marketmakers with a single simple api command:

example scripts: auto_chipskmd/auto_chipsbtc

curl --url "http://127.0.0.1:7783" --data "{\"userpass\":\"$userpass\",\"method\":\"autoprice\",\"base\":\"CHIPS\",\"rel\":\"KMD\",\"margin\":0.01,\"refbase\":\"chips\",\"refrel\":\"coinmarketcap\"}"

curl --url "http://127.0.0.1:7783" --data "{\"userpass\":\"$userpass\",\"method\":\"autoprice\",\"base\":\"CHIPS\",\"rel\":\"BTC\",\"margin\":0.01,\"refbase\":\"chips\",\"refrel\":\"coinmarketcap\"}"

this allows you to be a marketmaker with a single simple command where you specify the profit margin relative to CMC price. dont worry, the GUI will make a simple form where you can specify the COIN, KMD or BTC and the margin. Click and you are a marketmaker! No need for a LP (Liquidity Provider) node, even normal non-relaying nodes can be a marketmaker in barterDEX, and even if you are using electrum. It can even be configured to do 0conf swaps. It really is hard to describe all the advances that are rolled into a single seamless solution.

just set the margin big enough to deal with market price fluctuations

auto_chipskmd prices in KMD, auto_chipsbtc prices in BTC, automatically in the orderbooks as long as your node is running.

i think it must be the absolute easiest way ever to setup a marketmaking. also being the bob (maker) side there is no dexfee

especially for marketmaking, the LM (Liquidity Multiplier) feature is quite useful as you can have a lot more active orders at the same time. when marketmaking it is a waiting game, so setup the autoprice and be patient

you can also make manual orders while market making

I'm reading a few comments on twitter that the barterdex platform will take off when miners start using it.
Is there a reason why it is so useful/handy for miners to use? Not really into mining myself, but was just wondering if they need special mechanics or something to trade their mined coins?

BarterDEX: New Video Of Atomic Swaps Trading With Latest Beta Version

https://twitter.com/BarterDex/status/939967365395165184

About the BTCD swap: If all the BTCD supply is not swapped by the 15^th of January, there will be a small portion of BTCD (less than 20%, cuz according to bitcoindark.com "over 80% ... has been swapped") in circulation. Indeed, the coin won't be maintained, but if users want to keep the blockchain running they could. This seems to create room for some crazy speculation (very high price due to scarcity), unless of course exchanges unlist BTCD, well it could still be exchanged OTC but I think not being on exchanges will considerably limit the trades, thus helping BTCD to die peacefully. I don't recall having read anything about exchanges stopping BTCD support, I would expect them to do so as BTCD will no longer be maintained but one never knows. Any thoughts/infos?