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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by Rob Andrews on Today at 12:38:59 PM »

Added another test case for you:

Plz see the BEP-20 to Native bridge on the main menu.

Plz send some bbp to the native wallet and verify it arrives in the native webwallet; then vice versa, verify the other way arrives in the BEP-20 BBP wallet etc.

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by Rob Andrews on Today at 06:42:54 AM »

but I have a question is the price tied with shib?
or a free-floating market?

1) As far as the order book itself, those are static orders we place at our prices and no price oracle is required to execute them, IE buy 100 BBP for 10 shib is static, and no matter what the price is of either token, the order is filled based on that static amount (but this is prob not what you meant)
2) As far as the UI display for the current price of SHIB that comes from the chainlink price oracle; I have the exchange check the chainlink oracle one every refresh to show the free floating price of shib
3) As far as BEP-20 BBP getting a pricing oracle, I checked into this and it requires us to get listed on any ERC-20 exchange that provides a price feed to coingecko.  Which we can either get listed on, or even  do it ourselves some day (I was listed on coingecko and coinmarketcap for a while using my own code) but that died when bololex died; but point is once we have the DEX on coingecko, it will start publishing a BBP price to the bscscan chain (and our exchange can pick that price up from coingecko for the room itself too)

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by Rob Andrews on Today at 06:37:03 AM »

So tried it and it worked attaching few photos..
your balance is also successfully updated I checked on the bscscan

Good sleuthing.  I see it here in my web wallet too.

Btw, when all this phase 1 is done, it is possible for us to do 100% decentralized exchange too.  (But first i am favor of making everything work easy for the user and making other things in BBP decentralized). But back to the point, the only downside for the user if they come in BBP/Shiba exchange (Decentralized) version, they will connect to metamask, and when they hit Buy to place an order, they will get two pop ups, one to send the Shib, and one to interact with the Buy order in the contract.  (Which I guess is not terrible).  The web site will have to deal with Javascript stuff instead of back end code.  But yeah I think we should do that at the end also, just to show this is 100% decentralized in the end.   Notice that when you place an order your coins are tied up in the Contract as a bank (not on the web site).  When you hit Cancel you receive your coins back in the web wallet.  Same on the dex version; coins leave metamask and go into the contract.  Canceling them as a command through metamask would return them from the contract back to the metamask wallet.

So far the model is nice this way?  Performance seems relatively good since BSC is fast.  I thought about long term performance also when we have 900 orders in the book.  The book can do batching so that should be OK.  One feature we would need in the future is the ability to combine all txs at one price into one row (easy) as this is a UI feature.

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by Rob Andrews on Today at 06:22:53 AM »

also another note not related to this test thread..
I'm losing 0.09 BBP core wallet installed on desktop every day (deducted) automatically..
any solution for that?
Thanks.

A) What is the TXID of the tx for .09 out of core wallet?
B) What Wallet version is that running from the Info page?  (I think its something like 0.24.x-Suffix).
C) Any keys set in biblepay.conf from back over 2 years ago for old features?

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by MR.A on Today at 05:40:07 AM »

also another note not related to this test thread..
I'm losing 0.09 BBP core wallet installed on desktop every day (deducted) automatically..
any solution for that?
Thanks.

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by MR.A on Today at 01:18:28 AM »

but I have a question is the price tied with shib?
or a free-floating market?

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by MR.A on Today at 01:17:24 AM »

So tried it and it worked attaching few photos..
your balance is also successfully updated I checked on the bscscan

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by Rob Andrews on May 14, 2026, 03:52:46 PM »

Tried Bep20 BBP to meta
meta to bep20 bbp..
succeed,

Ok, so lets test the exchange.
I put an order in for 7611 bbp at .28 shiba each , my cur shib balance is 165217 and my bep-20 bbp is 105853 if you want to sell those 7611 to me ill check my balance later.
To get it to fill after you put the order in - it goes in the book, but I have the Refresh button wired up to match orders in the contract.

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by MR.A on May 14, 2026, 11:57:12 AM »

Tried Bep20 BBP to meta
meta to bep20 bbp..
succeed,

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Active Discussions / Re: BEP-20 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE

« Last post by Rob Andrews on May 14, 2026, 06:18:54 AM »

So now I'm relieved and the test is going as test .. as we are finding bugs and errors
Here I'm attaching 2 photos where I was able to mint...

Here is my Bep 2 address from unchained

0x124929936ceD205408f1F3A3417379aeaA1488Bd


small observation..
I tried to login from the metamask mobile wallet but when i pressed connect it didn't send any connecting or approval msg..
instead it asked me to install metamask...
Because if you can do that than people will be able to use it from mobile phone..

1) Great, glad we are in.
2) Great, glad mint worked.  That proves that anyone can mint new BBP from SHIB using the smart contract and that it is a fair launch of all "extra" tokens on the erc-20 network that can be useful.
3) On metamask mobile, Ok, good on one hand, but I feel most of the site has problems viewing on mobile anyway (the resolution is kind of high that is required to go into the exchange), and I have a whole laundry list of things id like to get working correctly on BBP first, but we can certainly add mobile to the list for more adoption yes.  Thinking of everything we ever made, trying to decentralize it, prune features we dont need, rerelease the core wallet, and have a solid base that works on the desktop, then we will have 100 tickets for bugs and things like mobile features.  Maybe we will have 3 devs by then also.

4) Ill come back when time permits and we can test the exchange together. 
5) In the mean time you could test the bep-20 web wallet, send and receive each of the 3 bep-20 tokens back to your metamask wallet and back to the unchained web wallet, just to ensure they are exact.

Thanks