Is there an opensource crypto-currency exchanges engine?

I'm looking for an opensource crypto-currency exchange engine.

My preference would be for something easy to use like joomla or drupal. My exchange setup needs support for alt-coins and bitcoin.

I have discovered intersango myself. However, sql file is corrupted, there is no creation of tables and import does not work. Plus it is bitcoin exchange only (and I need alt-coin support). Site of this exchange with "invites only", registration is closed.

Is there something super-simple that I can use to get started?

strand

Posted 2013-11-25T11:38:08.430

Reputation: 141

Answers

Yeah it's called buttercoin here is their code.

Loourr

Posted 2013-11-25T11:38:08.430

Reputation: 3 022

Do you know anything else, in old school style? I'm really troubled with node.js, it want so many dependencies, and wantn't simply start. I'm currently stuck with "npm ERR! Test failed. ". I'm lurking around with google, but it is really ugly. Anything simpler, ruby/django/php based? – strand – 2013-11-26T17:07:30.940

not that I know of sorry. Trouble with npm how? install node from here and then when you download a project with a package.json file just do npm install and all the dependencies will be downloaded.

– Loourr – 2013-11-26T17:28:29.703

I'm on Ubuntu 13.10, npm install goes well, but test fail. Looks like buttercoin under huge development stage, there are thousands of tickets, sometimes meets speech like "Installation on the Ubuntu is broken again." I currently dance with virtualbox's sister - vagrant up, but it too want to download something huge, and connection breaks everytime. I'm tired. – strand – 2013-11-26T18:11:57.030

Peatio is an open source crypto exchange. Their README says:

Peatio is a free and open-source crypto currency exchange implementation with the Rails framework and other cutting-edge technology.

Mission

Our mission is to build the world best open-source crypto currency exchange with a high performance trading engine and safety which can be trusted and enjoyed by users. Additionally we want to move the crypto currency exchange technology forward by providing support and add new features. We are helping people to build easy their own exchange around the world.

Their github page:

https://github.com/peatio/peatio

Rahim Khoja

Posted 2013-11-25T11:38:08.430

Reputation: 141

It can no longer be installed. -1 because answer is useless and time consuming. The software no longer receive updates, so the rror won’t be corrected. – user2284570 – 2017-12-27T11:25:37.173

The RubyKube community apparently picked up support of the Peatio code base and built a bunch on top of it. Seems still in active development https://github.com/rubykube

– Walter K – 2018-11-14T03:51:52.257

Bitsquare.io is currently the state of the art and it is open source: https://github.com/bitsquare/bitsquare/

stke

Posted 2013-11-25T11:38:08.430

Reputation: 371

Yes, but adding an altcoin is ont as simple as tuning a ballet and modifying a .conf file. – user2284570 – 2017-12-24T10:35:57.297

Actually, adding a trading symbol is not difficult, maybe a couple of hours if you know Java and understand the blockchain. Getting the PR commit just right, so that the team accepts it is another story... – Walter K – 2018-11-14T03:55:37.023

We've just made our exchange, MarginCall, open source. Check it out. We are going with a new project where everyone can run it's exchange and interconnect them into global ECN system.

It's written in Elixir and PHP, and also includes an API and clients for that API.

Source code.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/33y97d/our_contribution_to_bitcoin_community/

user25253

Posted 2013-11-25T11:38:08.430

Reputation: 49

How to not be a spammer – Unihedron – 2015-04-28T10:50:50.043

1I've read your thread on reddit yesterday, so I am aware that your answer here is useful, however you seem to be picking up spam votes due to the way it is presented. It would be great if you could add some more info such as a direct link to the source code and the name of your project to improve your answer. – Murch – 2015-04-28T11:08:49.793

@user25253 : yes, there are no install instructions. It also looks like to require Windows® because of C#. – user2284570 – 2017-12-27T11:40:01.853

The code base was last updated 2016-07-02 – Walter K – 2018-11-14T03:53:20.950