Doug Petkanics

One idea I had was that the contract owner just sets an `endRound`, and then the contract keeps track of `lastCallRound`. Whatever the total bounty balance in the contract is...

@kbbqiu Nice work on this. Did you guys look at PPSPP at all (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7574)? As you mention, it would be a custom implementation that forms a new per-stream swarm on...

@rmerom Yah I think something like that is the right direction. Some attacks I can think of... 1. If you get some portion of the cut for each bid you...

@Samaritanin It definitely should be developed further. A year ago it was a proof of concept, but there were no non-fungible assets conforming to the standard to actually auction. Now...

Thanks @rickstaa. I am all for any improvements to the visibility of this page. Another goal would be increased contributions to this page (people submitting issues to PRs to add...

@rickstaa #7 is merged. I do see some failing linting errors on the merge itself. Any insight into how to avoid those in the future?  ...

Currently, the `endAuction` contract method has a weakness in that it calls `setOwner()` on the `Asset` contract, and if that call uses all the gas and fails, then the auction...

@rmerom I like that as an option. It still requires the buyer to be familiar enough with the contract of the asset they're purchasing to have confidence that when they...

@MidnightLightning Thanks, that's close to how it works now actually. The seller doesn't need to create a new auction contract, as he can use the one that's already deployed, but...

Yah I like some things about the direction of this idea. The "escrow contract" is probably a wrapper on top of the ownership transfer mechanisms of other assets. I still...