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| − | The mobile version of Bisq 2 allows to access the [[Bisq Easy]] protocol from a smartphone, and it comes in two versions: | + | The mobile version of Bisq 2 allows you to access the [[Bisq Easy]] protocol from a smartphone, and it comes in two versions: |
* Bisq Easy full node | * Bisq Easy full node | ||
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== Bisq Easy full node == | == Bisq Easy full node == | ||
| − | This is the full experience of Bisq Easy on mobile: the application acts as an autonomous node on the Bisq 2 p2p network, getting its own onion address and hosting the | + | This is the full experience of Bisq Easy on mobile: the application acts as an autonomous node on the Bisq 2 p2p network, getting its own onion address and hosting all the features of the Bisq Easy trading protocol in your pocket. |
It is tailored mostly for buyers, who: | It is tailored mostly for buyers, who: | ||
| − | * are completely new to Bitcoin and want to get their first satoshis, so they can use them to cover for the security deposit on [[Bisq 1]], in order to access a | + | * are completely new to Bitcoin and want to get their first satoshis, so they can use them to cover for the security deposit on [[Bisq 1]], in order to access a more advanced trading protocol, with larger liquidity and better prices |
* do not own a desktop computer, or share it with other people, and prefer not to expose their trading | * do not own a desktop computer, or share it with other people, and prefer not to expose their trading | ||
Cons: | Cons: | ||
* it will use more of your battery, because it has to manage the full p2p stack to be online | * it will use more of your battery, because it has to manage the full p2p stack to be online | ||
| − | * | + | * you phone might kill the process after a while to free up resources, so you will need to start it again |
== Bisq 2 remote == | == Bisq 2 remote == | ||
| + | |||
| + | It works in a similar way to what a remote desktop does, since you need a running Bisq 2 instance on your desktop computer at home, or a headless instance on a VPS, or even some trusted third party who runs Bisq 2 and allows you to piggyback on his desktop connection. | ||
| + | It is the preferred option for sellers, or frequent buyers: | ||
| + | * lightweight if compared to the Bisq Easy full node version | ||
| + | * all the profile information and offer book activity is managed in a single place (your desktop computer) so access to trades can be transparently available on two different devices | ||
| + | * even if your phone kills its process, the current state will be preserved on the desktop application | ||
| + | * this will be the version where access to new protocols could be added in the future, for example the MuSig upgrade of the existing Bisq1 multisig protocol | ||
| + | |||
| + | Cons: | ||
| + | * you need a desktop instance running somewhere (this is the only downside, really) | ||
Latest revision as of 17:37, 11 October 2025
The mobile version of Bisq 2 allows you to access the Bisq Easy protocol from a smartphone, and it comes in two versions:
- Bisq Easy full node
- Bisq 2 remote
Bisq Easy full node
This is the full experience of Bisq Easy on mobile: the application acts as an autonomous node on the Bisq 2 p2p network, getting its own onion address and hosting all the features of the Bisq Easy trading protocol in your pocket. It is tailored mostly for buyers, who:
- are completely new to Bitcoin and want to get their first satoshis, so they can use them to cover for the security deposit on Bisq 1, in order to access a more advanced trading protocol, with larger liquidity and better prices
- do not own a desktop computer, or share it with other people, and prefer not to expose their trading
Cons:
- it will use more of your battery, because it has to manage the full p2p stack to be online
- you phone might kill the process after a while to free up resources, so you will need to start it again
Bisq 2 remote
It works in a similar way to what a remote desktop does, since you need a running Bisq 2 instance on your desktop computer at home, or a headless instance on a VPS, or even some trusted third party who runs Bisq 2 and allows you to piggyback on his desktop connection. It is the preferred option for sellers, or frequent buyers:
- lightweight if compared to the Bisq Easy full node version
- all the profile information and offer book activity is managed in a single place (your desktop computer) so access to trades can be transparently available on two different devices
- even if your phone kills its process, the current state will be preserved on the desktop application
- this will be the version where access to new protocols could be added in the future, for example the MuSig upgrade of the existing Bisq1 multisig protocol
Cons:
- you need a desktop instance running somewhere (this is the only downside, really)
