Looks nice and clean. Sandbox version did not let me do any trades but I guess this is OK at the moment.
What happens when the three letter agencies are coming to knock on your door?
How are you different from https://btct.co or https://www.litecoinglobal.com ?
Topic: [BitFunder] Asset Exchange Marketplace + Rewritable Options Trading - page 65. (Read 129513 times)
December 11, 2012, 09:39:08 AM
December 11, 2012, 09:31:16 AM
Cool to see this going public.
Good luck BitFunder!
Good luck BitFunder!
December 11, 2012, 07:54:10 AM
Looks good!!
Having followed Ukyo's work in some other projects and knowing Graet supports it makes me feel very good about the future prospects of this service!
Having followed Ukyo's work in some other projects and knowing Graet supports it makes me feel very good about the future prospects of this service!
December 10, 2012, 05:45:49 PM
Being fairly new to the Bitcoin share trading, but a little familiar with regular Forex trading, I thought I would give it a shot, and see how things work.
I'm very pleased with how the site works. As with anything new, it takes a few runs around the site to know where everything is, but it does seem very easy to navigate.
After funding my account with a little bit of coin, I went and placed some orders, and since it was close to opening day, didn't think there would be much activity, and didn't think more of it for a few days. Went in and checked today, and looking at the front page notes, that dividends were paid out YAY!
On the transactions page, it is described in full detail which asset the dividend came from, quantity of shares, and amount per share. Very nice having full descriptions of the activity!
On the Assets List page, all asset holdings listing looks complete with my total of shares for each Asset listing.
Listed on the https://bitfunder.com/assetlist page of my BTC address of: 1BLAKSMTjnME4ZJX7VzzUyEgbQYLShvqgi
I'm going to enjoy doing some share trading on this site!
Great job, and keep up the good work!
I'm very pleased with how the site works. As with anything new, it takes a few runs around the site to know where everything is, but it does seem very easy to navigate.
After funding my account with a little bit of coin, I went and placed some orders, and since it was close to opening day, didn't think there would be much activity, and didn't think more of it for a few days. Went in and checked today, and looking at the front page notes, that dividends were paid out YAY!
On the transactions page, it is described in full detail which asset the dividend came from, quantity of shares, and amount per share. Very nice having full descriptions of the activity!
On the Assets List page, all asset holdings listing looks complete with my total of shares for each Asset listing.
Listed on the https://bitfunder.com/assetlist page of my BTC address of: 1BLAKSMTjnME4ZJX7VzzUyEgbQYLShvqgi
I'm going to enjoy doing some share trading on this site!
Great job, and keep up the good work!
December 10, 2012, 04:16:40 PM
This site is pretty awesome compared to others I've looked at. It has an easy and intuitive interface which makes buying and selling shares really easy.
I did like that the system is open such that all assets are publicly listed by Bitcoin address. The reason being that if BitFunder were to close the actual asset holders wouldn't have to wait 2+ months get a list which is something most of investors from GLBSE are dealing with currently.
Ukyo has been very responsive to questions about how it works and addresses any problems immediately. While the terms and conditions seem daunting, I don't see how it is different from any exchange that claims their assets are not real and immediately claiming they have no actual value.
I really can't wait for more assets to be listed on BitFunder. I'd suggest that all GLBSE asset "fugees" take a look at BitFunder's sandbox and see if it will work for them. Then immediately list their assets on the production site.
I did like that the system is open such that all assets are publicly listed by Bitcoin address. The reason being that if BitFunder were to close the actual asset holders wouldn't have to wait 2+ months get a list which is something most of investors from GLBSE are dealing with currently.
Ukyo has been very responsive to questions about how it works and addresses any problems immediately. While the terms and conditions seem daunting, I don't see how it is different from any exchange that claims their assets are not real and immediately claiming they have no actual value.
I really can't wait for more assets to be listed on BitFunder. I'd suggest that all GLBSE asset "fugees" take a look at BitFunder's sandbox and see if it will work for them. Then immediately list their assets on the production site.
December 10, 2012, 03:54:16 PM
I relisted ABM at BitFunder, I am very pleased with the websites interface and transparency.
I wish Ukyo the best of luck with BitFunder, you got my full support
Greetz,
PsychoticBoy
I wish Ukyo the best of luck with BitFunder, you got my full support
Greetz,
PsychoticBoy
December 10, 2012, 03:35:36 PM
I endorse this venture.
Good luck Jon
Graeme
Good luck Jon
Graeme
December 10, 2012, 03:34:56 PM
Just launched was BitFunder, a new exchange site for trading asset shares.
Shares of assets listed on BitFunder can be bought and sold using bitcoins, an online digital currency.
BitFunder is the first asset share exchange that both protects shareholder privacy while at the same
time provides a method for the shareholder to assert ownership. This is accomplished by publishing a
live, public list of all shares and leverages the message-signing capability available through bitcoin.
BitFunder is easy-to-navigate and provides information in a clear manner. BitFunder's highly responsive
support is available to answer any questions to resolve any problems that might occur.
Accounts can be protected from unauthorized access by enabling Google 2-Factor authentication.
The BitFunder sandbox at https://sandbox.bitfunder.com lets issuers and shareholders learn
how the site is used without putting any funds at risk.
Following the closure of the GLBSE asset exhange, BitFunder built a bridge to allow issuers to easily migrate.
GLBSE issuers can simply upload a claims YAML fle, and manage the claims provided.
When dividends are paid out, they are also distributed and stored on the claims so they are ready for users,
and accounting becomes easier on the issuer. Not to mention that all GLBSE assets that move to BitFunder
require no setup cost.
You can join us on IRC on irc.freenode.net #bitfunder
When you signup with BitFunder, we have IRC WebChat built into the help page.
Features:
Public shareholder data without giving away private information
Google 2-Factor
Bid List - "My Bid" notation to know where your bid stands.
Bid List - Cancel button for quick and easy cancel to re-post at a different price.
News system
Asset images
DDoS Proection
Interactive Graphs
Easy GLBSE Import/Claim system
Dividend management for GLBSE claims
Fully searchable trade history. (Search by date, asset, price, etc)
Dividend Reinvestment Program
Share Transfers
Coming Soon:
Trade API + Proper documentation ( Now in private beta testing phase. )
Direct Trades
User Messaging
Voting System
Additional Graphs *: Depth Graph is up. Crossing this out until someone has a new graph request.
Shares of assets listed on BitFunder can be bought and sold using bitcoins, an online digital currency.
BitFunder is the first asset share exchange that both protects shareholder privacy while at the same
time provides a method for the shareholder to assert ownership. This is accomplished by publishing a
live, public list of all shares and leverages the message-signing capability available through bitcoin.
BitFunder is easy-to-navigate and provides information in a clear manner. BitFunder's highly responsive
support is available to answer any questions to resolve any problems that might occur.
Accounts can be protected from unauthorized access by enabling Google 2-Factor authentication.
The BitFunder sandbox at https://sandbox.bitfunder.com lets issuers and shareholders learn
how the site is used without putting any funds at risk.
Following the closure of the GLBSE asset exhange, BitFunder built a bridge to allow issuers to easily migrate.
GLBSE issuers can simply upload a claims YAML fle, and manage the claims provided.
When dividends are paid out, they are also distributed and stored on the claims so they are ready for users,
and accounting becomes easier on the issuer. Not to mention that all GLBSE assets that move to BitFunder
require no setup cost.
You can join us on IRC on irc.freenode.net #bitfunder
When you signup with BitFunder, we have IRC WebChat built into the help page.
Features:
Public shareholder data without giving away private information
Google 2-Factor
Bid List - "My Bid" notation to know where your bid stands.
Bid List - Cancel button for quick and easy cancel to re-post at a different price.
News system
Asset images
DDoS Proection
Interactive Graphs
Easy GLBSE Import/Claim system
Dividend management for GLBSE claims
Fully searchable trade history. (Search by date, asset, price, etc)
Dividend Reinvestment Program
Share Transfers
Coming Soon:
Trade API + Proper documentation ( Now in private beta testing phase. )
User Messaging
Voting System
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