A comprehensive list of decentralized dispute resolution platforms.
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| Project | URL | REPO | Whitepaper/Docs | Blog | Contact | Protocol | DLT | ORG |
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N/A: Not applicable
TBA: To be analyzed.
TBO: To be obtained.
TBC: To be confirmed.
It is a complex task, since it not only requires a very specific technical definition, but also requires an exhaustive analysis of each of the exchanges that we include. We are working on it. But all help is welcome. The goal is to get a model like the Creative Commons badges https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/licensing-types-examples/licensing-examples/.
This is just a draft written by Hanni Abu, Steven Hatzakis, Manfred Karrer and Elio Osés:
- Accountless: The project should be accesible without registration, KYC or AML policies.
ACL - Decentralized Client: The trades should be possibles through a downloadable client or build it from source.
DC - Decentralized Development: The project should be open source.
DD - Decentralized DNS: The project should be accessible through a decentralized domain name service (like ENS).
DDNS - Decentralized Governance: The direction of the project should be governed by the project's service providers.
DG - Fully Decentralized:
FULLY - Open Protocol:
OPRO
If you know in details or are you the owner/dev of any justidex project, please fill the column with all the codes that correspond creating an issue or pull request to suggest changes to this file.
While the maintainer(s) of this repo do their best to keep this list free of any software that could be considered harmful to users, inclusion on this list does not constitute an endorsement by the author(s) or maintainer(s) of this repo. Do your own due diligence before downloading and installing any software to ensure you can trust it and understand the implications of its use.
List of protocols for peer-to-peer exchange of cryptographic assets without a central entity: