Atomic Swaps: Present and Future of the Farcaster Protocol
summary
Rust microservices implement a symmetric Bitcoin–Monero atomic swap protocol that can sweep Monero to a destination and act as an automated maker via forecaster.dev, using zeroMQ messaging between isolated services for swap state, crypto, and DB. Project hits 10 of 16 milestones, never exceeded three concurrent devs, and is late with a manual release expected in one to two months. API is nearly complete, GUI work starts soon, emphasis on robust fund recovery, and proposals to fix the Bitcoin-locks-first free option include delay puzzles, proof of ownership, or a reputation layer.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:41Farcaster Project Description
- 1:11Atomic Swaps
- 1:45CCS - Community Crowd System
- 2:36Why Farcaster?
- 4:37Future Challenges
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