Add dev call post and 2.3 announcement post.

_posts/blog/2019-01-14/2019-01-14-OpenBazaar-Developer-Call-January-10-2019.markdown

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+title: "OpenBazaar Developer Call - January 10, 2019"
+layout: post
+date: '2019-01-14 08:30:00 -0600'
+social_title: 'OpenBazaar Developer Call - January 10, 2019'
+social_description: 'OpenBazaar Developer Call - January 10, 2019'
+---
+
+This is a video recording of the OpenBazaar Developer call on January 10, 2019. 
+
+Want to join the call in real time? Sign up at [openbazaar.org/developers](https://openbazaar.org/developers)
+
+Join our ongoing conversations on [Slack](https://openbazaar.org/slack)
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+Browse OpenBazaar now at [openbazaar.com](https://openbazaar.com)
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+{% include modules/embeded-video.html url="https://www.youtube.com/embed/3OdmS-z6yuo"%}
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+**Chat log:**
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+[10:07] chris.troutner: Seems like incentivizing people to run an API server would be a good use for an OB token.
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+[10:13] chris.troutner: On the chance that this is helpful to you guys: [https://github.com/christroutner/orbit-tests](https://github.com/christroutner/orbit-tests) this repo has a handful of demos using the IPFS circuit-relay and OrbitDB. It demos the requirements and ability for IPFS to tunnel through firewalls using circuit-relay. It's JavaScript focused, sorry.
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+[10:17] chris.troutner: Wanted to mention the release of Badger Wallet: [https://badger.bitcoin.com/](https://badger.bitcoin.com/) It's a browser extension for Firefox an Chrome. it's a fork of Metamask. It allow web apps to receive payments in BCH as well as tokens using either the SLP or Wormhole token protocols. It will probably support Keoken soon too, which is a new token protocol by Bitprim.
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+If you're coming from the Ethereum world, you're probably familiar with Metamask. This is the exact same user experience, but on the BCH network.
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+If interested, I'd love to help the OpenBazaar team to integrate Badger Wallet functionality into openbazaar.com, to allow people to make purchases directly from the website.

_posts/blog/2019-01-17/2019-01-17-openbazaar-2.3-release-with-multiwallet.markdown

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+title: "OpenBazaar 2.3 is Released <span class='post-title-extra'>with New Multiwallet Feature</span>"
+layout: post
+date: '2019-01-17 08:30:00 -0600'
+social_title: 'New OpenBazaar release allows you to use multiple cryptocurrencies'
+social_description: 'New OpenBazaar release allows you to use multiple cryptocurrencies in peer-to-peer marketplace'
+---
+
+After several months of work OpenBazaar version 2.3 has [been released](https://github.com/OpenBazaar/openbazaar-desktop/releases). This is a major release which contains significant changes to how the OpenBazaar wallet functions. Because of the major changes in this release, we highly recommend you [backup your OpenBazaar data](https://openbazaar.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002761312-How-do-I-backup-my-store-) before you update.
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+Previously, OpenBazaar users were forced to use one cryptocurrency at a time. At startup they choose between Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Zcash. From that moment they could only use the coin they chose for all sales or purchases. If they wanted to use another coin, they had to run an entirely separate node.
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+With the 2.3 release OpenBazaar users are no longer forced to use a single cryptocurrency, but can buy, sell, send and receive multiple coins with the same wallet.
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+At the time of release there are four supported cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin and Zcash. Ethereum support is nearing completion and will be added soon, and other coins will be added later.
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+This video shows you what the multiwallet looks like and how to use it.
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+{% include modules/embeded-video.html url="https://www.youtube.com/embed/U3N82PbhezM"%}