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February 01, 2014, 08:25:24 AM
#31
Today we've added support to keep track of BTCInve accounts and securities to CryptFolio (thread).

CryptFolio helps you safely keep track of accounts and securities over time, and generates reports (such as your overall USD net worth and historical security values). We've also started to collect historical data on securities (such as LTC.LT-MINE-C.PT), which can also be added to your reports.
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November 26, 2013, 09:27:59 AM
#30
want to be taken seriously?
publish a boatload of information about your exchange. People, legal framework, technical details. Provide Proof that you will do better.
The only thing I should have to to is got through you documents and verify them.
I really hope your exchange will be succesfull but having trust in the Lord and a webdesigner isn't much of a solid foundation.

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November 25, 2013, 04:28:12 PM
#29
I see you got first listing in waiting. Oddly enough it doesn't have any votes for or against.

The footer has a link to LTC trading which isn't exactly topical.
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November 25, 2013, 02:59:00 PM
#28
For now it is, as we are operating legally. We are registred as a game creators and digital entertainers. We still have 3 steps to follow when our country laws will accept ltc/btc/cryptos as currency and will still operate as legal business. We are doing most for the security and double that for legal part.

Neil

Lolz.  "Digital entertainers"? Cheesy  Is this you? VV



Or is "digital entertainers" a euphemism for "interweb clowns"?  If so, i have to warn you -- you're entering into a very competitive field.  Most of the gags (like the hilarious "we're just a game") have already been done to death by your fellow digital entertainers. Undecided
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English Motherfucker do you speak it ?
November 25, 2013, 02:29:58 PM
#27
For now it is, as we are operating legally. We are registred as a game creators and digital entertainers.
How naive are you? I doubt any lawyer actually told you this was going to work.

Either try to be in a country with relaxed laws and get actual legal counsel, or go fully unregistered catch-me-if-you-can, but this is probably the worst thing you can do.

Though, I'm sure we will be entertained.
How naive are you?
Do you think it exist laws for crypto currencies yet?
Every law out there is referring money as fiat paper money in case you did not know.
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November 21, 2013, 09:04:58 AM
#26
For now it is, as we are operating legally. We are registred as a game creators and digital entertainers.
How naive are you? I doubt any lawyer actually told you this was going to work.

Either try to be in a country with relaxed laws and get actual legal counsel, or go fully unregistered catch-me-if-you-can, but this is probably the worst thing you can do.

Though, I'm sure we will be entertained.

Thanks for thinking that we didn't consult with lawyers, but when we do business which we pour our heart and most important time into, we tend to cover all points. Yes, in Lithuania so far it is enough. And it will be enough till the point that EU will pass digital currency law and then within few years or so (based on last examples from the law) our country will adopt those in local laws.
Then we have 3 more options how to do it, one is registering as a financial institution, but we will postpone that as long as we can.

And yet still even after registering as financial institution we couldnt care less what 'Murica's fincen wants or puts any rulings. Lithuania has no tax bypass and no direct agreements with US so fincen can have all the fun they can, we took all preparations that we will benefit from any requests they will put in a big way.

Neil
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November 20, 2013, 08:41:55 AM
#25
So where is MPEX?

The subjects of MPEx' invulnerability to the fear and paranoia of Boogeymania has been thoroughly and amply covered: 1, 2, 3.

You can either be honest, competent, and consistent, which means you'll be left standing when those who don't match up crumble, or else you can imagine that good intentions and whatever other candy sprinkles might be enough because you're special, which means you'll be crumbling. The involvement of any third party has no bearing on the facts of this divide.
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November 19, 2013, 07:57:29 PM
#24
Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down.

Stop propping up this nonsense. Incompetent operators shut down businesses which become inconvenient or difficult to operate. Blaming it on the Boogeyman and imagining that going to non-Boogeymanland is panacea for the problems inherent is disingenuous in the extreme.
So where is MPEX?
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November 19, 2013, 10:43:40 AM
#23
Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down.

Stop propping up this nonsense. Incompetent operators shut down businesses which become inconvenient or difficult to operate. Blaming it on the Boogeyman and imagining that going to non-Boogeymanland is panacea for the problems inherent is disingenuous in the extreme.
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November 18, 2013, 07:27:01 PM
#22
Great to see this project move ahead. You guys were the most dependable mining operation this year in terms of dividends and pricing.

BTCInve looks like the spiritual successor to BTCT with more favorable operating conditions. The shared user accounts with LTCInvest is a cool feature even though I'd prefer separate identities.

What are the fees for listing an asset?

Migrating ones are for free and new ones (taking a flat look at the explosion we have) we are capping on 0.3 for now (subject to change, when btc price moves up, this one moves down).

Neil
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November 18, 2013, 05:58:22 PM
#21
Great to see this project move ahead. You guys were the most dependable mining operation this year in terms of dividends and pricing.

BTCInve looks like the spiritual successor to BTCT with more favorable operating conditions. The shared user accounts with LTCInvest is a cool feature even though I'd prefer separate identities.

What are the fees for listing an asset?
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November 18, 2013, 06:07:21 AM
#20
Still a centralized exchange......

Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down. This platform might be the next step before we move into colored coins or another decentralized exchange system.
And how are you going to have a decentralized exchange system without the need to go to a centralized website?
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November 18, 2013, 06:05:23 AM
#19
Still a centralized exchange......
Exchanges will always need to be centralized so there is one webpage to go to.
How do you else think it will work? lol
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November 18, 2013, 01:05:40 AM
#18
Hi, we'd love to list the two sites on CryptFolio so that users can track the values of their securities (as users could do with LTC Global and BTCT) but you need to add two APIs - one that lists the shares that a user currently owns, and one that returns the buy/sell/last/vol of each security.

Its in the working schedule. Ant it will be done sooner then later.
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November 17, 2013, 07:51:21 PM
#17
Still a centralized exchange......

Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down. This platform might be the next step before we move into colored coins or another decentralized exchange system.
Not completely sure about this, but as far as I know Ukyo is from the UK. He just crapped his pants, which could also happen with Ethera.

From my understanding but Ukyo is from the US and he is located in Texas. That is why he had to shut down to the the SEC (US regulators).
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November 17, 2013, 07:01:10 PM
#16
Hi, we'd love to list the two sites on CryptFolio so that users can track the values of their securities (as users could do with LTC Global and BTCT) but you need to add two APIs - one that lists the shares that a user currently owns, and one that returns the buy/sell/last/vol of each security.
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November 17, 2013, 04:13:13 PM
#15
Good luck. It's a good time to start new Bitcoin businesses.
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November 17, 2013, 03:46:07 PM
#14
Still a centralized exchange......

Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down. This platform might be the next step before we move into colored coins or another decentralized exchange system.
Not completely sure about this, but as far as I know Ukyo is from the UK. He just crapped his pants, which could also happen with Ethera.
Not with us, we have that covered. Our legals are very strong about it. Cannot say about other securities, especially based in UK.

Neil
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November 17, 2013, 03:40:43 PM
#13
Still a centralized exchange......

Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down. This platform might be the next step before we move into colored coins or another decentralized exchange system.
Not completely sure about this, but as far as I know Ukyo is from the UK. He just crapped his pants, which could also happen with Ethera.
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November 17, 2013, 02:53:02 PM
#12
Still a centralized exchange......

Yes, still centralized but at least we do not have to worry about the SEC (US) coming in and shutting down this exchange. Bitfunder and btct.co was US based which was the reason they had to shut down. This platform might be the next step before we move into colored coins or another decentralized exchange system.
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