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Comment · 2 years ago
Hey! I just built MUWP. It helps you swap multiple crypto assets and bridge them to other chains. I find it super useful, especially in the current market. Let me know what you guys think.

What's super cool is that it's often the simplest way to do it without using a centralized exchange. MUWP is centralized (as it's not controlled by a DAO or whatever), but it's using decentralized exchanges and bridges.

I would love to gather some feedback, so if you hold crypto and want to play with it, let me know if muwp was useful to you.

Note: It's a beta, and you may experience some bugs, but funds are safe and can be recovered manually. Don't trust me (just as anybody in the crypto space), just swap like a dollar on Arbitrum and see for yourself!)

Comment · 6 years ago
I fully agree with you and that’s what Euclid is aiming for. Concerning the correctness, I use the Euler library that I developed myself. The library is extensively tested, and for the moment no user reported a wrong results (except for computations with a result very very low or very very high)
Comment · 6 years ago
As Euclid is based on LaTeX, RPN isn’t useful. If you want to use it (which I fully understand), use another app.
Comment · 6 years ago
The reasons why the iOS version is more expensive is because of the camera system (to scan handwritten equations) which is expensive to maintain.
Comment · 6 years ago
Hello, the app offers a 7 days free trial. The reason why it’s not a paid app is because Euclid will be available on SetApp (a kind of Netflix for the App Store) and it was the only way to be both accepted on SetApp and the App Store.

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