Keybase vs CoinPact

Keybase is a messaging platform where: • you can write securely to any twitter, reddit, facebook, github, and hacker news user • you don't need to know someone's phone number or email address • all messages are secure, end-to-end encrypted • multi-device: your messages survive and transfer with encryption to new phones & computers Keybase is so much more. It is: • free for everyone, and free of ads • open source (https://github.com/keybase/client) • multi-platform, w/apps for macOS, Linux, and Windows (https://keybase.io/download) By using the Keybase app you agree to the following terms: • you'll be a nice Internet person Keybase for mobile is brand new and we yearn for feedback. Inside the app, click the gear icon and then choose "feedback" to send us a summary of your experience.

You and a friend buy into a coin together. At some point, one of you sells. The other one finds out later from the chart, or from silence, or from an awkward message that starts with "so I sold a little earlier." Nobody meant any harm. But something broke anyway. CoinPact is an app that fixes this one problem. Before you trade together, you make a pact. When either of you wants to exit, you both decide at the same time without seeing each other's answer first. You each say hold or exit, and then both answers are revealed together. If you both want out, you exit. If you both want to stay, you stay. If you disagree, you talk about it. But at least you both know where the other person stands. That is the whole app. No hidden mechanics. No complexity. It exists because trading with a friend should not be the thing that makes the friendship awkward. And right now, for a lot of people, it is. For people who already trade crypto and want a straightforward way to stay on the same page with a friend.