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  • rami james, almost 4 years ago

    So I also build in the crypto space (https://get-scatter.com/) and also have recently built an interface for a crypto exchange.

    The thing that I see again and again is a focus on charts and "advanced features" at the expense of ease of use. We have to accept that at some point we will hit the ceiling of available advanced users, and to expand and drive wider use we will have to target everyone else. This means "dumbed down" interfaces that are simpler and easier to use.

    This is not that.

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    • Andrew Michael ToddAndrew Michael Todd, almost 4 years ago

      As someone who also designs in the crypto space I have to say that this is one of the cleanest looking exchange interfaces I've seen.

      I wouldn't agree that the focus is on advanced features. The default mode is a simple market buy /sell. You just need to enter how much you want to buy or sell. It doesn't get more simple than that.

      How would you suggest "dumbing it down" even further?

      There are advanced features but you have to switch away from the default simple mode. How do those features in any way come at the cost of ease of use?

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      • rami james, over 3 years ago

        So it's been a while and I missed this reply somehow. But we're "dumbing" things down all the time. Eventually we simply want to hide all this away from users. They send $5 and we do the conversions in the background, and the recipient gets $4.80, or $5 minus our fees.

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    • Kenneth Gauthier, 12 months ago

      Hello, The potential of the crypto development company to transform the world is unquestionable. Although the prospects are exciting, the problem is who wants to deal with the high level of volatility associated with this technology?

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