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Relayer Report #21 — Veil Releases Augur Lite, 0x at ETH NY

Relayer Report #21 — Veil Releases Augur Lite, 0x at ETH NY

Microsponsors will be tokenizing ad slots as ERC-721s and selling these tokens via transparent auctions, seeking to directly connect content creators with advertisers. Microsponsors is being built because users’ personal data is being abused by advertisers, with the founder coming from a background in private search and ad-blocking at DuckDuckGo.

OC2 is one of the first decentralized exchanges based out of India, with a Lightning Network integration built in as well.

Fabrx launch the Fabrx Builder Platform, which enables anyone to seamlessly integrate web3 into their application. You can deploy and manage a 0x Relayer through the Fabrx API, so if interested get in touch with the team on Discord.

Bazaaar.io just launched, an NFT marketplace based out of Japan. Due to regulations out there, they are focusing on NFTs as these have less regulatory baggage in Japan.

Craig from 0x Tracker has been a longtime community member, running his website showing all things 0x data out of Australia. He’s agreed to help out and dive deeper into data this month (4/20–5/19) — trading volume for 0x v2 has increased 61.74 percent from the previous month to $17,278,168.50. There have been 29,984 trades (an increase of 50.5% from the previous month) coming from 1,493 unique Ethereum addresses

Top maker addresses: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Top taker addresses: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

ERC-20 Order Books

Relayers that resemble traditional centralized exchanges in the assets they support.

  • Radar Relay and Bamboo Relay both integrated Fortmatic, an SDK that hoping to ease the on-boarding of new users to dapps. The Fortmatic flow resembles Stripe Checkout or Plaid, with the user inputting a phone number that is connected to a wallet. Here is a good overview of Fortmatic from the ETHDenver hackathon back in February
  • STAR BIT also added support for the KX 906 smart token cold wallet featuring multi-modal authentication, combining biometric info, a public key, and a private PIN
  • Bamboo Relay has been testing out our new coordinator model of relayer, which enables shared liquidity while also offering off chain cancellations for market makers. For all things Bamboo, read their newsletter
  • Ethfinex Introduced a super-simple, one-click, on-site wallet creation option, with data kept in a browser’s local storage, and a decentralized OTC service, eliminating the need for escrow and reducing fees to 0.02%; they also awarded a 1.2 ETH bounty to a freelance developer for updating the Python client of Trustless to 0x v2

NFTs

These projects list both ERC-20 and ERC-721 assets, with a focus on the crypto collectibles and gaming space.

  • GU Decks made individual card pages more user friendly, in addition to some backend improvements. Though Gods Unchained cards are still not tradeable, people have been listing lots of cards on GU Decks. If you have 51.5 ETH, you could buy Tyet, Heir to the Sky
  • BoxSwap launched an NFT newsletter, with a great writeup around Cheese Wizards. They also have a trivia night in their Discord every Thursday at 10AM and 10PM EST, which I’ll be attending
  • Two interesting NFT related possible additions to 0x v3: property based orders that enable 0x orders to be made for arbitrary properties of NFTs, and the static call asset proxy, a way to ensure the state of NFTs
  • I always love Brian Flynn’s NFT newsletter, and he had a post about how Nike patented the word CryptoKicks
  • SuperRare, which enables rare digital art to be bought and sold using 0x, had a post titled Expanding the SuperRare Vision, digging into not only how the team wants to be a marketplace for art, but also how they’d like to be a platform to collect and display it

Prediction Markets

Companies built on Augur and 0x, utilizing Augur for prediction market capabilities and 0x for moving trades off chain.

  • Veil’s 2020 election campaign is something I’ll definitely be watching — right now it looks like Biden and Sanders are in the lead for who will get the Democratic nominee, but Andrew Yang has 11% of the vote too
  • BlitzPredict has tons of sports and eSports betting up, and I like perusing their leaderboards to see what they’re betting on. LaJeesh_Picks has 49 wins and 23 losses in baseball, I nominate him as the new Augur oracle
  • Video from the MultiCoin summit that digs into the Augur ecosystem

Portals

Projects that feature relayer functionality as part of a suite of other services, like DeFi integrations and wallet capabilities.

  • imToken launched a redesign of their Tokenlon relayer, available as a beta in the imToken wallet. imToken also included the very cool feature of being able to buy assets from other blockchains in the app, like ATOM from the Cosmos chain. The user performs a normal trade on 0x, but instead of the purchased token, the user receives a virtual token: vATOM. The machine then watches for the ERC-20 transaction and sends the ATOM or EOS on its native chain. At every step, the transaction is verifiable, unlike a custodial model like wBTC
  • Ambo has been developing a new privacy architecture for its wallet app, working on solutions for keystore management, gas relaying and addresses. Ambo’s focus is on UX, trying to make crypto as easy as possible for the average person, meaning problems like gas relaying and keystore management are top of mind
  • Compound v2 has been released, announcing integrations with popular wallets like Coinbase wallet in addition to 0x ecosystem company Zerion

Infrastructure

These companies provide valuable services to the 0x ecosystem, but may not have exchange functionality or an order book.

  • OpenRelay now supports websockets, and is gearing up for a pretty cool release in the next few weeks

Links

Antonio from dYdX had a great post highlighting the decentralized lending landscape. Antonio makes the case that dYdX differentiates itself from the rest of the projects listed by offering the ability to trade assets in addition to its borrowing capabilities.

A really easy to understand explainer article about Augur.

Binance DEX, its ambitions and challenges. Ethfinex and Bitfinex are also working on an IEO (Initial Exchange Offering) platform, and Blockchain Capital has some research on the phenomenon.

Coinbase Pro listed the ETH / DAI pair, then changed their mind.

Facebook plans to launch GlobalCoin.

Interesting article from A16Z’s Benedict Evans on our reliance on Mechanical Turks.

List of all EIPs that are in the process of getting finalized.

US intelligence looking into “superforecasters.”

Fun Stuff

A 1999 interview with balding Elon Musk.

Normal human, if you’re not Superhuman.

Why is this so funny.

Really enjoying the book How the Internet Happened suggested to me by our recruiter Zack.

This 6 part interview of famed Bay Area rapper Andre Nickatina is probably the most impactful thing I’ve watched this month.

A freaking tune from Japanese house producer Shinichiro Yokota.

I’ve really enjoyed the subreddit r/freefolk for my dose of Game of Thrones memez.

Much love,

Rahul

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Published at Sat, 25 May 2019 00:14:57 +0000

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