That's awesome I would also like to support some people I have a connection to... however I'm using this desire as a motivation to get conditional recurring transfers built on peakd. Aka... Where you can send a daily or weekly transfer to people and it triggers IF they have posted something that week. Etc
How would that work?
I know about recurring transfers on chain (cool that you implemented them in peakd), but including a condition would mean signing a transaction each time and that would mean:
I would love to see you build a wallet for the internal market first.
I tried myself, but I was being too lazy and too new to JS (and html/css) when I tried last time:
https://github.com/fxnormaluser/Trade-Hive
Yep you got it on that 4th one.
This is my IDEA which i think @asgarth likes... not 100% sure. haha
They use an intermediary that NEVER keeps money in their account it either gets sent to the intended target IF the condition is met or it is returned to you.
So we will need to build into the interface a way to help the user recognize there are some intended conditional transfers coming their way. Then we need to have a system that checks for certain types of conditions we can start with a small set and expand.
The main foundation is maybe not too hard but it's all the UI surrounding the feature that would take a bit of time so we haven't tackled it yet.
As for a market interface. I'd like to see a nice swapping interface that directed people to the right places maybe shows them that they can use stealex.io or tribaldex or i guess the internal market. But it's a bit of work as well and yet another project for the future
There might be a 5th way to do it with pre-signed and stored txs... also very dangerous if that gets attacked :D
The internal market is so underrated. There are heaps of interesting information missing in the dex api, which you could get by streaming blocks, instead... like who's order it is and things.
The other way i mentioned means no one is giving authority to any other accounts and our BOT will hold no money for more than a couple seconds so i don't see it as dangerous ... however just more work for the UI i think.
edit: nvm