Well, it is a step in the right direction ^HeH^
Normally they expand their investment over a broad spectrum, and I would be surprised, if none of them, had any investment in bitcoin.
It is always better, if the services are close to the user, for example Bitcoin vending machines. I would rather buy my bitcoins from one of those, than from local bitcoins or a one-on-one situation. ^Smile^
Topic: [2014-08-31] igot Launches Dubai’s First Bitcoin Exchange (Read 1915 times)
The service of this exchange definitely not a good one, I have done trading with them and my cash withdrawal to Singapore took 14 days and still counting while other exchange like itbit , fybsg or anxpro only took within 5 days to received a cash withdrawal.
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/igot-launches-dubais-first-bitcoin-exchange/2014/08/31
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is one of the richest countries in the world. Home to the the seventh largest oil reserves on the planet and 19th highest nominal GDP per capita, the UAE has quickly developed a high-income economy. Large, man-made islands and gold vending machines are nothing out of the ordinary in the cities of the UAE. That’s why it may come as a bit of a surprise that Bitcoin hasn’t really caught on in the Emirates. However, that could soon change with the launch of igot’s Bitcoin exchange in Dubai.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is one of the richest countries in the world. Home to the the seventh largest oil reserves on the planet and 19th highest nominal GDP per capita, the UAE has quickly developed a high-income economy. Large, man-made islands and gold vending machines are nothing out of the ordinary in the cities of the UAE. That’s why it may come as a bit of a surprise that Bitcoin hasn’t really caught on in the Emirates. However, that could soon change with the launch of igot’s Bitcoin exchange in Dubai.
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