Bisq 2 will be the successor to Bisq v1 and will support multiple trade protocols, multiple privacy networks and multiple identities. Read more about Bisq 2 in the Bisq wiki
For the initial release Bisq 2 will come with the Bisq Easy protocol only. Work on the other protocols will start after Bisq 2 has been shipped.
Bisq Easy is designed for novice Bitcoin users with a focus on ease to use and convenience. It does not require that the user has already Bitcoin and it is based on an easy-to-use chat interface. Security is based on reputation of the Bitcoin seller. It does not compete with the current Bisq v1 trade protocol but is complementary to it. It serves and targets a user group which we cannot reach with Bisq v1. You can read more about Bisq Easy in the Bisq wiki.
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- Complex, Rewarding Challenges: Dive into a sophisticated architecture that rewards ingenuity.
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Clone Bisq 2:
git clone https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq2.git
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Install Dependencies: See our Installation Guide for detailed instructions.
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Run desktop client:
./gradlew desktop:desktop-app:run
Bisq is an open source project and a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).
Whether you're reporting bugs, suggesting features, or contributing code, you're part of our ecosystem. Get involved:
- Contribution Guideline
- Development Guidelines
- Join the discussion on Matrix
Dive into our extensive documentation for a deeper understanding of Bisq 2:
Run into issues? Check our Troubleshooting Guide or reach out on Matrix.
Bisq 2 is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 license. All contributions are subject to this license.