Buy / Sell HNS on the 🀝 Domain!

No more excuses, you can get HNS when you need!

Eskimo put together a swap platform right on the handshake emoji with Handshake Jesus.

Let’s go through the basic functions - this will need an HNS resolver and if you are using Fingertip over a year - you’ll need to refresh the certificate which I’ll cover.

Head on over to https://xn--5p9h/listings and get the swaps going!

Setting up Fingertip (or your HNS resolver of choice)

Fingertip is the community’s favorite HNS resolver and what I use for this tutorial. You can get it at impervious.com/fingertip

We also have a Skyinclude Tutorial at https://skyinclude.com/fingertip/

If you’ve been using Fingertip over a year, you’ll need to manually refresh the folder to get a new certificate - Eskimo gave me these instructions

If you have a fingertip over 1 year old and on mac:

Close fingertip

Use this in terminal
rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Fingertip

Then reopen fingertip and accept auto configure,

Resync

And it should work

Deposit Funds

Currently this supports BTC, HNS, Litecoin,, Cardano, and Doge.

Deposit the funds you’re looking to swap.

And then Fund the account

Time to deposit depends on the coin, it takes 10 confirmations for bitcoin

Deposit Funds

Filter and Find the Trade you want

Filter and Find the Trade you want

Check Listings

Once your funds arrive, you’ll look for swapping pairs.

Swap & Withdraw

Now once you swap, you can withdraw to the wallet or keep on this system.

Just keep in mind the self custody best practices.

Once you click purchase

Shows up in your account

Swap & Withdraw

Also Make your Own Listing

Looking to buy more, or at a different price?

Make a listing is simple and straightforward.

Also can make private listings

Have a special deal from someone, make it private with a password.

Use This and No More Excuses on Getting Handshake HNS Coin!

This will be the solution to getting HNS coin when people ask me. And yes,Β  you’ll need to get an HNS resolver and have it working with SSL. But this is what we are all doing this for, right?