Topic: [ANN][DGC][SRC][BTC][LTC][ARG] New Exclusive Exchange with Fiat Capabilities (Read 3679 times)
August 14, 2013, 05:28:33 PM
I can't wait. Need some good news, screenshots, anything.
August 13, 2013, 08:06:51 AM
Update: As promised, the first screenshots of the exchange will be available within 3-4 days.
Since the project has evolved significantly from the original concept, I will also be updating this thread with the relevant details at that time.
Thank you!
Since the project has evolved significantly from the original concept, I will also be updating this thread with the relevant details at that time.
Thank you!
This is more exciting then the ANN of a new altcoin besides SRC of course.
Can't wait...
-tb-
^^ What he said. +1
August 13, 2013, 06:56:44 AM
Update: As promised, the first screenshots of the exchange will be available within 3-4 days.
Since the project has evolved significantly from the original concept, I will also be updating this thread with the relevant details at that time.
Thank you!
Since the project has evolved significantly from the original concept, I will also be updating this thread with the relevant details at that time.
Thank you!
This is more exciting then the ANN of a new altcoin besides SRC of course.
Can't wait...
-tb-
August 11, 2013, 05:54:19 PM
Baritus, I'm curious as to the Fincen regulations and things related. In what country is DGC/ARG operations based? Did you take care of legal precautions for handling fiat exchange?
-Merc
I would like to know this as well. People want to know there money is safe plain and simple. You response does not answer the question though?-Merc
1. No US processed transactions.
2. Only third party non-US processors used.
3. No operations based in the US.
4. No direct banking operations.
That should be a very clear answer. There is no need for those regulations when precautions were taken to avoid them.
I wish you all the success with this enterprise but will keep the money passed through it out of tax papers
August 11, 2013, 05:29:00 PM
Woohooo! 
August 11, 2013, 05:27:58 PM
will secure coin have the same random "checkpoint system" as dgc?
No.
August 11, 2013, 05:16:08 PM
will secure coin have the same random "checkpoint system" as dgc?
August 11, 2013, 04:50:42 PM
Thanks for the news, I am gonna buy me some more DGC now! Looking forward to screenshots!
August 11, 2013, 03:09:57 PM
Update: As promised, the first screenshots of the exchange will be available within 3-4 days.
Since the project has evolved significantly from the original concept, I will also be updating this thread with the relevant details at that time.
Thank you!
Since the project has evolved significantly from the original concept, I will also be updating this thread with the relevant details at that time.
Thank you!
July 13, 2013, 03:45:21 PM
More details:
1. The exchange website will be PHP based, but actual trading will take place on a Java platform.
2. The exchange will launch with a Java applet that runs through browsers. There will also be a desktop trading platform for all OS(Java is universal). An android platform is also a simple modification of the source code.
1. The exchange website will be PHP based, but actual trading will take place on a Java platform.
2. The exchange will launch with a Java applet that runs through browsers. There will also be a desktop trading platform for all OS(Java is universal). An android platform is also a simple modification of the source code.
Thanks for the update mate. Myself and alot of others I'm sure are really excited to see this new service up and running. Keep up the good work!
You're welcome.
July 13, 2013, 11:44:03 AM
More details:
1. The exchange website will be PHP based, but actual trading will take place on a Java platform.
2. The exchange will launch with a Java applet that runs through browsers. There will also be a desktop trading platform for all OS(Java is universal). An android platform is also a simple modification of the source code.
1. The exchange website will be PHP based, but actual trading will take place on a Java platform.
2. The exchange will launch with a Java applet that runs through browsers. There will also be a desktop trading platform for all OS(Java is universal). An android platform is also a simple modification of the source code.
Thanks for the update mate. Myself and alot of others I'm sure are really excited to see this new service up and running. Keep up the good work!
July 12, 2013, 06:58:50 PM
More details:
1. The exchange website will be PHP based, but actual trading will take place on a Java platform.
2. The exchange will launch with a Java applet that runs through browsers. There will also be a desktop trading platform for all OS(Java is universal). An android platform is also a simple modification of the source code.
1. The exchange website will be PHP based, but actual trading will take place on a Java platform.
2. The exchange will launch with a Java applet that runs through browsers. There will also be a desktop trading platform for all OS(Java is universal). An android platform is also a simple modification of the source code.
July 08, 2013, 06:12:29 PM
Baritus, I'm curious as to the Fincen regulations and things related. In what country is DGC/ARG operations based? Did you take care of legal precautions for handling fiat exchange?
-Merc
I would like to know this as well. People want to know there money is safe plain and simple. You response does not answer the question though?-Merc
1. No US processed transactions.
2. Only third party non-US processors used.
3. No operations based in the US.
4. No direct banking operations.
That should be a very clear answer. There is no need for those regulations when precautions were taken to avoid them.
Well that just explains everything. Your a pxc bagholder obviously worried about dgc and arg's bright future. Yeah Phenixex.com is such a great site that its not even up at the moment. Doesn't sound like its going too well according to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=238160.40
Do us all a favor. Put your money where your mouth is and get rid of all your dgc, then go troll somewhere else.
July 08, 2013, 12:22:03 PM
What shareholders? This is a currency not a company.
The only rights anyone has and the currency itself provides are the rights to mine it and use it.
All other rights are personal rights, including the rights to privacy and anonymity.
You are marketing a coin for profit, personal gain, and community gain by offering different services and making promises, you have been trying hard to get people to build software, invest in your coin and follow your coin since you released it. If you say you have serious investors, and if its anything other than personal, people who hold DGC would like to know.The only rights anyone has and the currency itself provides are the rights to mine it and use it.
All other rights are personal rights, including the rights to privacy and anonymity.
I know the devs from PXC release all information like this because they understand how business works.
You are now giving me second thoughts about holding my DGC, it seems as they you do not know how business works, or how important it is for you, the dev to be there and keep being innovative for the public.
But your throwing out statements in which you cant back up now, why say that in the first place? You have to be prepared for questions like this.
I dont know, Im gonna need more to see this moving forward. If I dump the amount I have, DGC is dropping down to the basement.
Currently a 73BTC buy in on Cryptsy...so go ahead and dump your DGC..I know i will be there to buy it up as well
July 08, 2013, 09:23:38 AM
People don't know who is holding their money at btc-e, vircurex, or most places for that matter.
I also have plenty of users and I'm confident of success.
Thanks for your comments though.
I also have plenty of users and I'm confident of success.
Thanks for your comments though.
July 08, 2013, 09:19:24 AM
Baritus, I'm curious as to the Fincen regulations and things related. In what country is DGC/ARG operations based? Did you take care of legal precautions for handling fiat exchange?
-Merc
I would like to know this as well. People want to know there money is safe plain and simple. You response does not answer the question though?-Merc
1. No US processed transactions.
2. Only third party non-US processors used.
3. No operations based in the US.
4. No direct banking operations.
That should be a very clear answer. There is no need for those regulations when precautions were taken to avoid them.
July 08, 2013, 09:14:01 AM
Baritus, I'm curious as to the Fincen regulations and things related. In what country is DGC/ARG operations based? Did you take care of legal precautions for handling fiat exchange?
-Merc
I would like to know this as well. People want to know there money is safe plain and simple. You response does not answer the question though?-Merc
1. No US processed transactions.
2. Only third party non-US processors used.
3. No operations based in the US.
4. No direct banking operations.
That should be a very clear answer. There is no need for those regulations when precautions were taken to avoid them.
July 08, 2013, 08:52:03 AM
Baritus, I'm curious as to the Fincen regulations and things related. In what country is DGC/ARG operations based? Did you take care of legal precautions for handling fiat exchange?
-Merc
I would like to know this as well. People want to know there money is safe plain and simple. You response does not answer the question though? -Merc
July 08, 2013, 08:43:49 AM
If you feel you have no obligation to the people supporting you, and to the people invested in your product, you are in the wrong game and in over your head.
(I know what a developer is, I am one) (DGC will ultimately fail with you at the helm)
(I know what a developer is, I am one) (DGC will ultimately fail with you at the helm)
1. I am not at the helm. I am a volunteer. Anyone can do what I am doing as well and are welcome to.
2. It's not my product. They own it just as much as me and keep it. It is a PEER to PEER currency. I am not the Fed.
3. Learn what open source, decentralized, and community powered mean.
July 08, 2013, 08:41:41 AM
Baritus, I'm curious as to the Fincen regulations and things related. In what country is DGC/ARG operations based? Did you take care of legal precautions for handling fiat exchange?
-Merc
-Merc
There will be no transactions processed within the USA. We'll also be using third party processors for all transactions.
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