they're working on atomic swaps

Blocknet implements an atomic-swap-based decentralized exchange, and should be included as a working atomic swap implementation for several currencies.

Hey thanks for this site! I'm excitedly learning and watching the atomic swap/lightening/distributed exchanges development and think this site is an interesting resource.

What would help a lot is a section on the page that shows the criteria from the hover-over window and explains what each criteria means. Most devs will know the hash functions, and bitcoin-friendly devs will know the Hashlock Timelock, but a public preimage is particular puzzling. As far as I can tell the preimage is simply the secret generated by Alice and Bob at the start of the atomic swap process. A public preimage I'm guessing means the secret gets exposed in the transaction once its submitted to the network, but I'm not sure if thats right.

OnChain Criteria

• supports HTLC
• supports public preimages
• Common hash functions (RIPEMD160, SHA1, SHA256)
• Fixed transaction maleability (Payment Channel Criteria only)

Transaction malleability fix is very murky. Chains with segwit have malleability fixed for segwit transactions. Bitcoin Cash has its own malleability fix for all transactions but I'm finding conflicting info as to what the fix actually is and when it was applied.

They're working on atomic swaps

Hi.
Could you include Minexcoin to the chart? It has already developed Atomic Swap implementation.
Repo is here: https://github.com/minexcoin

Hi Support
Can you please add UFO (Uniform Fiscal Object) into the swap-compatibility list? ( https://swapready.net )
UFO is alligned as BTC 0.16.1 codebase.

Regards

https://ufobject.com
xonar

A pull request on the atomicswap repo implements XZC as an atomic-swap-compatible currency, so it should be included on the chart.

Fujicoin completed the activation of SegWit.
The implementation status of BIP is the same as Bitcoin v. 0.15.1.
https://github.com/fujicoin/fujicoin/blob/master/src/chainparams.cpp

Therefore it is compatible with Atomic Swap of On-chain and Payment Channel Network.
Please add Fujicoin to the table.
http://www.fujicoin.org/

Please check info about many swaps ready coins here https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/coins

Can you help me understand how you are tracking this? Like what does 4/8 mean exactly?
Lamden does a lot of atomic swaps between all these technologies, but I'm not sure how to read your information to see how we can augment it.

Thanks in advance Griff.

Hi! I am a developer at swap.online and we have working implementations of ETH-BTC and ERC20-BTC swaps, both on testnet and mainnet. Could you add us to the list?

Source: https://twitter.com/CryptoRekt/status/958034085422575616

Things I need:

• Supported hash functions (Bitcoin derivatives typically include RIPEMD160, SHA1, and SHA256) and a link to the code that supports them
• Transaction malleability fix status (e.g. is SegWit on mainnet) and supporting evidence
• Support for Hashed Time Locked Contracts (typically by supporting OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY, introduced in BIP65) and a link to supporting code
• Link to the software implementation that shows XVG in an atomic swap and its current status

BTC, BTCH, Dash,DOGE,Groestlcoin, Litecoin, Syscoin,Viacoin,Vertcoin and Zcash all have fully working on chain atomic swaps available in Komodo Platform's BarterDEX application.

All of them are compatible with each other as well.

The chart should be updated to reflect this.

NEM has already finished Atomic swaps between NEM Catapult chains and has even added it to the SDK so its very easy for devs to build on.