crusty-n3xb

Crusty n3xb implements the n3xB protocol in a Rust library for Bitcoin exchange workflows.

github.com/nobu-maeda/crusty-n3xb
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About crusty-n3xb

Crusty n3xB is a Rust library that implements the n3xB Bitcoin exchange protocol, which standardizes order formats, order publishing, and order taking. It is intended as a core component for Bitcoin exchange workflows.

The library does not provide a complete trading experience by itself and requires a trade engine and user interface built on top. No Rust crate has been published, so it is used by referencing the GitHub location in Cargo.toml.

Key features

  • Implements n3xB Bitcoin exchange protocol in Rust
  • Handles standardized order formats for exchange workflows
  • Supports order publishing steps
  • Supports order taking steps
  • Usable by referencing GitHub location in Cargo.toml
  • Demonstrated with OceanSea app and FatCrab engine examples
Best for: Developers building Rust-based Bitcoin exchange tools on the n3xB protocol.
Good for
  • Provides reusable core library for n3xB order workflows
  • Points to demonstration app and trade engine examples
Watch out for
  • Requires separate trade engine and UI for full trading experience
  • No published Rust crate; must reference GitHub location
  • May have discrepancies with the n3xB protocol specification

crusty-n3xb at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
iOS, macOS
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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crusty-n3xb FAQ

Does the library alone provide trading?
No. A trade engine and UI must be implemented on top for a full trading experience.
How is the library used without a published crate?
Reference the GitHub location of the project in Cargo.toml, as shown in the FatCrab Trading project Cargo.toml.
Where can I see a working example?
The macOS/iOS application OceanSea and the FatCrab Trade Engine are provided as demonstration implementations.
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