Ok I get it now, sorry, so the exchange is up and running. The user interface is bieng worked on and should be ready in the next three to six months. The hard fork in 4 weeks to midsummer will enable nodes to collect trade fees from the exchange. Is this correct ?

So basically this is the setup instructions on how to use the exchange.

Is the setup the same for all coins or do only the coins in the instructions work ?

Instructions say to use single box over local host what does that mean ?

According to the instructions, users can exchange tokens, assets, and utilise smart contracts between blockchains.

When will users be able to create contracts and assets through Blocknet between other blockchains.

I see potential with two computers someone could set up an exchange on a computer. Run the wallets of coins you want to trade on that computer, and keep cold wallets on another computer. Then transfer only the coins you want to trade into the other computer, not worrying about exchangings.

I will try it this week !

Hi. I think you have  the wrong information here and don't have the whole picture.  Come and join the slack where you can get up to date on some of the things you mentioned.  That way, incorrect info is not propagated. 

Your question has largely been answered in our AMA already.

https://www.reddit.com/r/theblocknet/comments/676buj/ask_anything_about_blocknet_qa/dgt8izo/

All of his comments in this topic are sarcastic troll attempts, don't waste your time.

I don't think you need authorization.

Double check for your self because I'm extremely tired and busy, but what I understood from the instructions is that the coins the Dev is adding are automated so you do not have to add them manually.

Any other coin with Jsupport for OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY and JSON RPC interface from Bitcoin Core can be added manually to the exchange, but read it yourself and check with Devs I'm unsure until I try it my self.

Here's the link with the information posted by grey skies.

https://www.reddit.com/r/theblocknet/comments/676buj/ask_anything_about_blocknet_qa/dgt8izo/

I'm going to join the slack conversation and tinker with it my self, later tommorow.

Golem, Augur, and other Ethereum-based projects will become interoperable when we build an Ethereum integration.

The current plan is to leverage 0X to do this, and thus gain robust support on the ERC20 side of things.

Any dev can contribute to our project to add support for anything else. It's open source, after all.

This is a great point that I have not seen mentioned that much before.

Fully functional DX with user friendly interface is much needed thing at the moment after some crisis in past and recent worst situation with hacking attacks on old fashion exchanges. I also think blocknet will become very huge in long term at the moment we have to support the dev cause.