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OneWallet: the Ebay of Bitcoin




OneWallet, The Bitcoin Market Place

Everyone has heard of, and likely used Ebay, or Ebay adjacent sites. They generally are online auction sites that sell in a variety of currencies, primarily in GBP, CAD, and USD. OneWallet takes the concept of online auction sites, and made a version exclusive for Bitcoin.

Simple Sign up process and a nice design. This platform will definitely help those in the bitcoin community purchase goods with bitcoin, and mitigates that need to convert bitcoin to their local currency.

Landing Page

OneWallet has all the pieces needed for a well functioning auction platform. Honestly, my favourite part of the home home page is where it says "BUYER PROTECTION" at the bottom. If you've been around the community for almost any amount of time at all, likely you've been scammed or at least someone tried to scam you AT LEAST once. These protections will ensure that the customers will feel safe with the platform and help it grow and increase it's customer loyalty.

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I don't have much to say about negatives from the site really, but i'll make a couple suggestions. When there is a list view (like below, with all the images), it would be good if the images could keep their aspect ratios, so you don't end up with that squished look, for me it takes a lot of professionalism out of the product. The detailed view (When you click an item you'd like to see more about) is actually very nice, my only recommendation would be to remove the twitter feed from these pages. It serves no purpose and just increased the things you need to receive from the serer, increasing page load time.
Shop Page

I suggest to check it out! See what you think of it, it might be exactly what you've been looking for as far as shopping online with bitcoin is concerned.
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