Reputation

2024-04-08T21:10:05Z

Darawhelan:

Reputation is the security mechanism used for [[Bisq Easy]], a [[Bisq 2]] trade protocol.

Bisq Easy does not use security deposits to ensure that trades go smoothly, instead buyers rely on the reputation of the sellers to ensure the trade goes smoothly.

Generally the higher the sellers reputation on Bisq Easy the higher the likelihood is of the trade being successful, and conversely,
the lower the sellers reputation is on Bisq Easy the less the likelihood is of the trade being successful.

Buyers should look to choose sellers with a high reputation for their trades.

Sellers should look at how to maximize their reputation to ensure they get more trades.

== Minimum Reputation Score ==

Bisq Easy uses 10,000 as the minimum reputation score.

Seller's with a reputation score of 10,000 or more will be able to have their offers taken from buyers. Seller's that have a reputation score of less than 10,000 will not be able to have their offers taken from buyers.

Traders can change this setting in their Bisq 2 client, but the default minimum reputation score is 10,000.

Seller's wanting to sell bitcoin on Bisq Easy should look to obtain a reputation score of at least 10,000, but preferably higher to compete with the other sellers on the platform.

== Reputation score star system ==

To make it easier for user's to compare the reputation scores of different traders, Bisq displays reputation scores as stars (0-5 stars).

To achieve this users' total reputation scores are compared to other scores in the network and ranked and normalized to a value between 0 and 1.

The user with the highest ranking will have a value of 5 stars. The user with the lowest ranking will have a value of 0 stars.

The user profiles only stay for 2 weeks in the network in case a user is not active. Thus their associated reputation will disappear with their profile if being inactive for 2 weeks. This has an impact on the relative reputation score of all other users. For instance if the user with the highest reputation is inactive and gets removed from the network the next user with the highest reputation will become the highest ranked with 5 star. Once a inactive user becomes active again their reputation score will be taken into account in the relative ranking.

One could phrase it as: The reputation score star system is the relative ranking compared to the reputation of the active users in the network.

[[File:Reputation-ranking.PNG|frame|left|Bisq converts a seller's reputation score into am easy to view star system. This makes it easy for buyers to see at a glance which are the most reputable sellers. The sellers with the highest reputation have 5 stars and the sellers with the lowest reputation will have 0 stars.]] 

== Why is Reputation important for sellers ==

Bitcoin buyers send the fiat payment to the sellers prior to receiving the bitcoin. Therefore it is important for bitcoin sellers to have a good reputation to help establish trust with their potential trade partners.

It is expected that users that want to gain reputation to be bitcoin sellers on Bisq Easy will be experienced Bisq users that can provide buyers with a positive experience.

Selling bitcoin on Bisq Easy is expected to be profitable for the sellers in that they will likely choose to sell bitcoin over market price.

== How to build reputation ==

There are currently 4 options for creating reputation:

* Burning BSQ
* Setting up a BSQ bond
* Importing the Account Age from Bisq 1
* Importing the Signed Account Age from Bisq 1

The total score is calculated as sum of the individual reputation sources/events. The reputation scores of users' will change over time due to:

* Reputation gained from bonding BSQ is lost when the bond is unlocked.
* Users can burn or bond BSQ repeatedly.
* Users can import signed accounts or aged accounts to replace previous gained reputation scores.

Also the representation of the reputation as stars next to the user profile will also change over time in respect of the score of other users profile IDs.

It is expected that there will be some competition between sellers to achieve higher reputation scores to get more trades from bitcoin buyers interested in trading with account with the most reputation.

=== Burning BSQ ===

A user who wants to improve their reputation on the Bisq Easy trade protocol can can burn BSQ.

The more BSQ that is burned the better the reputation score the user would get.

The minimum amount of BSQ that can be burnt is 5.46 BSQ (dust limit).

The value gained by burning BSQ persists over time. Reputation scores achieved from burning BSQ is cumulative. It can be assumed that regular burning (e.g. each week or month) is a form of work and represents activity by the user resulting in a higher reputation score.

Data about the burned BSQ gets published automatically by the oracle node.

If a user gets banned by a moderator they will lose the reputation value that they gained from burning the BSQ as the reputation is linked to their profile and a banned profile cannot be used anymore.

How do you burn the BSQ? follow these steps:

1. Select the user profile for which you want to attach the reputation
2. Copy the "profile ID"
3. Open Bisq 1 and go to "DAO/PROOF OF BURN" and paste the copied value into the "pre-image" field
4. Enter the amount of BSQ you want to burn
5. Publish the Burn BSQ transaction
6. After blockchain confirmation your reputation will become visible in your profile

(On the bisq 2 app you will find this same information under "User Options/Reputation")
[[File:Screenshot 2024-04-01 at 13.49.11.png|thumb]]
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Burning BSQ has the highest impact on the reputation score.

For every BSQ burnt the user receives a reputation score of 100. For example if a user burns 100 BSQ their reputation score will be increased by 10,000. Reputation obtained by burning will persist with that users profile.

To increase their reputation further a user can burn multiple times. The scores received are cumulative.

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=== Setting up a BSQ bond ===

Similar to Burn BSQ but using refundable BSQ bonds.

BSQ needs to be bonded for a minimum of 50,000 blocks (about 1 year). During this time the BSQ is unavailable to the user. After 50,000 blocks the bond can be unlocked and the BSQ is available again to the user.

The value gained by bonding BSQ persists until the time the bond is unlocked. Reputation scores achieved from bonding BSQ is cumulative. It can be assumed that regular bonding (e.g. each week or month) is a form of work and represents activity by the user resulting in a higher reputation score.

A bond can be confiscated (destroyed by a Bisq DAO vote). This would only be done if a bond holder was scamming users. To confiscate a scammers bond requires high quorum at DAO voting, thus its more risky that the confiscation might fail.

Data about bonded BSQ gets published automatically by the oracle node.

<pre>
Bonding BSQ has a high impact on the reputation score.

For every BSQ bonded the user receives a reputation score of 10. For example if a user bonds 1,000 BSQ their reputation score will be increased by 10,000. Reputation obtained by burning will persist with that users profile.

To increase their reputation further a user can bond multiple times. The scores received are cumulative.

Once the bond is unlocked the reputation score attributed to that bond is lost.
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=== Importing the Account Age from Bisq 1 ===

Users of Bisq 1 can gain reputation by importing their account age from Bisq 1 into Bisq 2.

Accounts ages from Bisq 1 could include any of the following account types:

Any Fiat account can be used.

The older the user's account age the more trustworthy the user will be assumed to be.

In case of repeated registrations the oldest account will be used (as it has the highest value). Multiple accounts do not get accumulated.

<pre>
Importing an account age from Bisq 1 the lowest impact on the reputation score.

For every day old the user's account is they will receive a reputation score of 2.5. For example if a user imports a 300 day old account from Bisq 1 their reputation score will be increased by 750. Reputation obtained from importing their account age will be cumulative with all other reputation scores the user obtains.

A user cannot obtain the minimum reputation score required from importing their account age alone, they would need to burn or bond BSQ to achieve this.

The maximum reputation score a user can achieve from importing an account age is 5,000. This can be achieved when importing accounts of 2,000 days old, or older.
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=== Importing the Signed Account Age from Bisq 1 ===

Users of Bisq 1 can gain reputation by importing their signed account age from Bisq 1 into Bisq 2.

Any signed account from Bisq 1 can be used.

The older the user's signed account age the more trustworthy the user will be assumed to be.

In case of repeated registrations the oldest signed account will be used (as it has the highest value). Multiple accounts do not get accumulated. account will be used (as it has the highest value). Multiple accounts do not get accumulated.

<pre>
Importing a signed account age from Bisq 1 has a low impact on the reputation score.

For every day old the user's singed account is they will receive a reputation score of 5. For example if a user imports a 300 day old account from Bisq 1 their reputation score will be increased by 1500. Reputation obtained from importing their signed account age will be cumulative with all other reputation scores the user obtains.

A user cannot obtain the minimum reputation score required from importing their signed account age alone, they would need to burn or bond BSQ to achieve this.

The maximum reputation score a user can achieve from importing a signed account is 10,000. This can be achieved when importing accounts of 2,000 days old, or older.
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== Reputation Simulation Tool ==

For bitcoin sellers it can get a little complicated to work out what the best way is to increase their reputation. To help make the decision process easier Bisq 2 provides a simulation tool for sellers to see what different actions they can take to increase their reputation.

== What happens when a user profile ID is banned? ==

When a user profile ID is banned they lose all reputation associated with that profile ID.

The profile ID contains a pub key hash that is tied to a corresponding reputation score.

Once a user profile ID is banned their corresponding reputation score will no longer be visible.

Moderators will ensure that they only ban profile IDs that have severely, or repeatedly, violated Bisq trade protocols. Banned users might be impacted in Bisq 1 as well (e.g. their onion address will be banned, or a BSQ bond confiscation proposal is made, if applicable).

Reputation

2024-04-08T21:09:35Z

Darawhelan:

Reputation is the security mechanism used for [[Bisq Easy]], a [[Bisq 2]] trade protocol.

Bisq Easy does not use security deposits to ensure that trades go smoothly, instead buyers rely on the reputation of the sellers to ensure the trade goes smoothly.

Generally the higher the sellers reputation on Bisq Easy the higher the likelihood is of the trade being successful, and conversely,
the lower the sellers reputation is on Bisq Easy the less the likelihood is of the trade being successful.

Buyers should look to choose sellers with a high reputation for their trades.

Sellers should look at how to maximize their reputation to ensure they get more trades.

== Minimum Reputation Score ==

Bisq Easy uses 10,000 as the minimum reputation score.

Seller's with a reputation score of 10,000 or more will be able to have their offers taken from buyers. Seller's that have a reputation score of less than 10,000 will not be able to have their offers taken from buyers.

Traders can change this setting in their Bisq 2 client, but the default minimum reputation score is 10,000.

Seller's wanting to sell bitcoin on Bisq Easy should look to obtain a reputation score of at least 10,000, but preferably higher to compete with the other sellers on the platform.

== Reputation score star system ==

To make it easier for user's to compare the reputation scores of different traders, Bisq displays reputation scores as stars (0-5 stars).

To achieve this users' total reputation scores are compared to other scores in the network and ranked and normalized to a value between 0 and 1.

The user with the highest ranking will have a value of 5 stars. The user with the lowest ranking will have a value of 0 stars.

The user profiles only stay for 2 weeks in the network in case a user is not active. Thus their associated reputation will disappear with their profile if being inactive for 2 weeks. This has an impact on the relative reputation score of all other users. For instance if the user with the highest reputation is inactive and gets removed from the network the next user with the highest reputation will become the highest ranked with 5 star. Once a inactive user becomes active again their reputation score will be taken into account in the relative ranking.

One could phrase it as: The reputation score star system is the relative ranking compared to the reputation of the active users in the network.

[[File:Reputation-ranking|frame|left|Bisq converts a seller's reputation score into am easy to view star system. This makes it easy for buyers to see at a glance which are the most reputable sellers. The sellers with the highest reputation have 5 stars and the sellers with the lowest reputation will have 0 stars.]] 

== Why is Reputation important for sellers ==

Bitcoin buyers send the fiat payment to the sellers prior to receiving the bitcoin. Therefore it is important for bitcoin sellers to have a good reputation to help establish trust with their potential trade partners.

It is expected that users that want to gain reputation to be bitcoin sellers on Bisq Easy will be experienced Bisq users that can provide buyers with a positive experience.

Selling bitcoin on Bisq Easy is expected to be profitable for the sellers in that they will likely choose to sell bitcoin over market price.

== How to build reputation ==

There are currently 4 options for creating reputation:

* Burning BSQ
* Setting up a BSQ bond
* Importing the Account Age from Bisq 1
* Importing the Signed Account Age from Bisq 1

The total score is calculated as sum of the individual reputation sources/events. The reputation scores of users' will change over time due to:

* Reputation gained from bonding BSQ is lost when the bond is unlocked.
* Users can burn or bond BSQ repeatedly.
* Users can import signed accounts or aged accounts to replace previous gained reputation scores.

Also the representation of the reputation as stars next to the user profile will also change over time in respect of the score of other users profile IDs.

It is expected that there will be some competition between sellers to achieve higher reputation scores to get more trades from bitcoin buyers interested in trading with account with the most reputation.

=== Burning BSQ ===

A user who wants to improve their reputation on the Bisq Easy trade protocol can can burn BSQ.

The more BSQ that is burned the better the reputation score the user would get.

The minimum amount of BSQ that can be burnt is 5.46 BSQ (dust limit).

The value gained by burning BSQ persists over time. Reputation scores achieved from burning BSQ is cumulative. It can be assumed that regular burning (e.g. each week or month) is a form of work and represents activity by the user resulting in a higher reputation score.

Data about the burned BSQ gets published automatically by the oracle node.

If a user gets banned by a moderator they will lose the reputation value that they gained from burning the BSQ as the reputation is linked to their profile and a banned profile cannot be used anymore.

How do you burn the BSQ? follow these steps:

1. Select the user profile for which you want to attach the reputation
2. Copy the "profile ID"
3. Open Bisq 1 and go to "DAO/PROOF OF BURN" and paste the copied value into the "pre-image" field
4. Enter the amount of BSQ you want to burn
5. Publish the Burn BSQ transaction
6. After blockchain confirmation your reputation will become visible in your profile

(On the bisq 2 app you will find this same information under "User Options/Reputation")
[[File:Screenshot 2024-04-01 at 13.49.11.png|thumb]]
<pre>

Burning BSQ has the highest impact on the reputation score.

For every BSQ burnt the user receives a reputation score of 100. For example if a user burns 100 BSQ their reputation score will be increased by 10,000. Reputation obtained by burning will persist with that users profile.

To increase their reputation further a user can burn multiple times. The scores received are cumulative.

</pre>

=== Setting up a BSQ bond ===

Similar to Burn BSQ but using refundable BSQ bonds.

BSQ needs to be bonded for a minimum of 50,000 blocks (about 1 year). During this time the BSQ is unavailable to the user. After 50,000 blocks the bond can be unlocked and the BSQ is available again to the user.

The value gained by bonding BSQ persists until the time the bond is unlocked. Reputation scores achieved from bonding BSQ is cumulative. It can be assumed that regular bonding (e.g. each week or month) is a form of work and represents activity by the user resulting in a higher reputation score.

A bond can be confiscated (destroyed by a Bisq DAO vote). This would only be done if a bond holder was scamming users. To confiscate a scammers bond requires high quorum at DAO voting, thus its more risky that the confiscation might fail.

Data about bonded BSQ gets published automatically by the oracle node.

<pre>
Bonding BSQ has a high impact on the reputation score.

For every BSQ bonded the user receives a reputation score of 10. For example if a user bonds 1,000 BSQ their reputation score will be increased by 10,000. Reputation obtained by burning will persist with that users profile.

To increase their reputation further a user can bond multiple times. The scores received are cumulative.

Once the bond is unlocked the reputation score attributed to that bond is lost.
</pre>

=== Importing the Account Age from Bisq 1 ===

Users of Bisq 1 can gain reputation by importing their account age from Bisq 1 into Bisq 2.

Accounts ages from Bisq 1 could include any of the following account types:

Any Fiat account can be used.

The older the user's account age the more trustworthy the user will be assumed to be.

In case of repeated registrations the oldest account will be used (as it has the highest value). Multiple accounts do not get accumulated.

<pre>
Importing an account age from Bisq 1 the lowest impact on the reputation score.

For every day old the user's account is they will receive a reputation score of 2.5. For example if a user imports a 300 day old account from Bisq 1 their reputation score will be increased by 750. Reputation obtained from importing their account age will be cumulative with all other reputation scores the user obtains.

A user cannot obtain the minimum reputation score required from importing their account age alone, they would need to burn or bond BSQ to achieve this.

The maximum reputation score a user can achieve from importing an account age is 5,000. This can be achieved when importing accounts of 2,000 days old, or older.
</pre>

=== Importing the Signed Account Age from Bisq 1 ===

Users of Bisq 1 can gain reputation by importing their signed account age from Bisq 1 into Bisq 2.

Any signed account from Bisq 1 can be used.

The older the user's signed account age the more trustworthy the user will be assumed to be.

In case of repeated registrations the oldest signed account will be used (as it has the highest value). Multiple accounts do not get accumulated. account will be used (as it has the highest value). Multiple accounts do not get accumulated.

<pre>
Importing a signed account age from Bisq 1 has a low impact on the reputation score.

For every day old the user's singed account is they will receive a reputation score of 5. For example if a user imports a 300 day old account from Bisq 1 their reputation score will be increased by 1500. Reputation obtained from importing their signed account age will be cumulative with all other reputation scores the user obtains.

A user cannot obtain the minimum reputation score required from importing their signed account age alone, they would need to burn or bond BSQ to achieve this.

The maximum reputation score a user can achieve from importing a signed account is 10,000. This can be achieved when importing accounts of 2,000 days old, or older.
</pre>

== Reputation Simulation Tool ==

For bitcoin sellers it can get a little complicated to work out what the best way is to increase their reputation. To help make the decision process easier Bisq 2 provides a simulation tool for sellers to see what different actions they can take to increase their reputation.

== What happens when a user profile ID is banned? ==

When a user profile ID is banned they lose all reputation associated with that profile ID.

The profile ID contains a pub key hash that is tied to a corresponding reputation score.

Once a user profile ID is banned their corresponding reputation score will no longer be visible.

Moderators will ensure that they only ban profile IDs that have severely, or repeatedly, violated Bisq trade protocols. Banned users might be impacted in Bisq 1 as well (e.g. their onion address will be banned, or a BSQ bond confiscation proposal is made, if applicable).

File:Reputation-ranking.png

2024-04-08T21:08:37Z

Darawhelan:

Identity

2024-03-13T20:10:08Z

Darawhelan: /* Deleting an Identity */

Bisq 2 users are able to manage multiple identities for their trades.

At Bisq 2 launch in March 2024, the identities

== What are Identities in Bisq 2 ==

Identities in Bisq 2 allow users to create multiple identifies that can be totally independent of each other. Each identity in Bisq 2 has it's own unique onion address (this allows for users to receive and broadcast information over the [https://www.torproject.org/ Tor hidden service network]). Each identity will have it's own:

* Username (chosen by the user)
* Avatar (chosen by the user)
* Onion address (chosen by the software)
* Profile ID (chosen by the software)

In [[Bisq 1]] to achieve multiple identities a user would have to have multiple Bisq instances. With Bisq 2 multiple identities can be created and used via just the one instance of Bisq 2. This allows for easy switching between profiles and having different types of trades, payment methods, protocols utilized by various profiles. This will give users greater control over their privacy

== What Trade Protocols will use Identities ==

Currently it will just be [[Bisq Easy]] as that is the only available protocol on Bisq 2.

== Building reputation for your Identities ==

Currently it will only be bitcoin sellers on Bisq Easy that will be interested in building up reputation specific to their identity/s. For more information see: [[reputation]].

== Benefits of Identities ==

The benefits of being able to have multiple identities means that a user has greater control over their privacy.

A user could have:

Profile 1: Used for buying bitcoin
Profile 2: Used for selling bitcoin

OR

Profile 1: Used for buying bitcoin with a personal account
Profile 2: Used for buying bitcoin with a business account
Profile 3: Used for buying bitcoin with a spouses account

OR

Profile 1: Used for selling bitcoin for Euros
Profile 2: Used for selling bitcoin for British Pounds
Profile 3: Used for selling bitcoin for US Dollars

OR

Profile 1: Used for buying bitcoin on Bisq Easy
Profile 2: Used for atomic swap protocols

Allowing the creation of different multiple identities gives users complete control over what information / data they want to assign to which profile. It is also easy to delete a profile and start a new one at any point.

== Negatives of Identities ==

[[Reputation]] built up overtime for bitcoin sellers on [[Bisq Easy]] is specific to a specific identity. This means that bitcoin sellers on Bisq Easy will become invested in building up their identities reputation. This is positive for the protocol as a reputation built over time is what gives the protocol it's security mechanism, however for seller's it means that establishing a new identity will have to be done from scratch.

Although identities give the user a separate; username, avatar, onion address, an profile ID, it does not prevent a user from mistaken linking their identities by associating their fiat accounts with their separate identities. When creating a new identity the user should be aware of what fiat information they are happy to link to each identity.

== How many identities should you use ==

It is entirely up to the user of Bisq 2 to decide how many profiles they will need. It is expected most users will just create the one profile. However the option is there for users that want to create more for privacy or other reasons.

== Creating an Identity ==

Bisq 2 will prompt you to create an identity when you first run the software.

To create an additional identity click on 'User options' > 'User profile' > 'Create new profile'

== Switching between Identities ==

It is easy to switch between identifies by clicking on the profile avatar on the top right of Bisq 2 and selecting the profile (identity) desired. When sending messages be sure to check the correct profile is selected.

== Deleting an Identity ==

You can delete an identity by selecting the identity you want to delete and then clicking on 'User options' > 'User profile' > 'delete profile'

You cannot delete an identity if you only have one identity.

Be-aware that deleting an identity also deletes any associated reputation it has.

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* '''Backing up critical data''' — [[Backing_up_your_wallet_seed|seed words]] and [[Backing_up_application_data|data directory]]
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* '''[https://bisq.chat Matrix]''' — where everyone hangs out and collaborates
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