BTCXIndia is the first bitcoin exchange with real time trading.
http://www.coindesk.com/indias-first-fully-open-bitcoin-exchange-launched/
Topic: [2014-10-09] BS: The men behind India's first Bitcoin exchange (Read 2207 times)
October 11, 2014, 08:07:15 PM
And guess who is playing catch up? 
http://www.coindesk.com/pakistans-first-bitcoin-exchange-launches-community-building-ambitions/
http://www.coindesk.com/pakistans-first-bitcoin-exchange-launches-community-building-ambitions/
Does anybody have an idea about the person who use to run INRBTC is on the forum and also is he still associated with bitcoin anymore?
Bitcoin is quicksand. No turning back. They might be working on something else stealth mode.
Does anybody have an idea about the person who use to run INRBTC is on the forum and also is he still associated with bitcoin anymore?
I guess the author just went for a flashy title. 
Buysellbitco.in IS first bitcoin exchange in India 
As far as article concerns, well normally you never know what headline is coming in as that is solely decided by author. As far as facts about Bitcoin concerns, well, we know how lame Bitcoin awareness in India is.
In any case its good to get article on Business Standards and Unocoin deserves it.
@Benson INRBTC is for sure first exchange in India which allowed users to choose their own price. Thanks for mentioning them here.
Regards
As far as article concerns, well normally you never know what headline is coming in as that is solely decided by author. As far as facts about Bitcoin concerns, well, we know how lame Bitcoin awareness in India is.
In any case its good to get article on Business Standards and Unocoin deserves it.
@Benson INRBTC is for sure first exchange in India which allowed users to choose their own price. Thanks for mentioning them here.
Regards
You came up with second lame question today. What happened to your common sense?
Seems like you've been working hard. Take a break! And fasten seat-belt to see foreign money at work.
Seems like you've been working hard. Take a break! And fasten seat-belt to see foreign money at work.
The men behind India's first Bitcoin exchange
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
Hmmm, wasn't buysellbitco.in, India's first bitcoin exchange?
Benson, that was a lame question.
Why? I read through that article and it seemed riddled with some careless writing.
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Currently, there are 21 million Bitcoins in circulation.
In my books, buysellbitcoin and inrbtc were doing business well before. The men behind India's first Bitcoin exchange
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
Hmmm, wasn't buysellbitco.in, India's first bitcoin exchange?
Benson, that was a lame question.
The men behind India's first Bitcoin exchange
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
Hmmm, wasn't buysellbitco.in, India's first bitcoin exchange?
The men behind India's first Bitcoin exchange
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/the-men-behind-india-s-first-bitcoin-exchange-114100900750_1.html
After his stint at Hilton, Nikkam returned to India in 2013, intent on working in the Indian Bitcoin business. “I started searching online for Bitcoin activity or community in Bangalore and came across the India Bitcoin meet-up. That got me excited. I have been part of this movement ever since,” he says.
He met Vishwanath at one such meet-up and the two decided to set up a business in the crypto-currency. They launched Unocoin in December 2013 and, in less than a year, claim to have a membership of 3,000 registered users. Though the number of operators in India is small, the players say there have been 150,000 wallet downloads so far.
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