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= The big idea β reusability = There are already hundreds of exchanges and they all do mostly the same thing. Every time these exchanges launch a new UI is created offering users a slight variation on every other trading system. The user is then required to get verified from scratch even though they may have done this on many other exchanges before. I thought: what if I could design this exchange so that the client would also work for other exchanges that launched? Then the interface would be more useful and it would avoid duplicating work. I eventually realised that with only minor additions the UI could work not just for asset exchange β but many other types of two-party contracts too. <span id="towards-formalising-contracts"></span>
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