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full member
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October 18, 2011, 04:04:37 AM
#28
Since i am from India, i am sure a lot people will involve once bitcoin show some boost.
It just need to be displayed on local TV channels, & also need some bubbles.

From India, only way to send money legally is through bank only. The Income Tax dept is very strict now to capture black money.
So, for even to send through paypal, have to deposit money to bank which has transaction with paypal.
But paypal is very arrogant nowadays abusing guidelines given by RBI & telling it customers that RBI restricting money transfer, which is actually not.
Another way is to use LRUSD. But that have to be bought & send & many dont accept LRUSD.
Else illegal ways like HAWALA.

Bitcoin is a very easy method to transfer funds.
i am considering this example will most use in future to transfer money.
deposit to bank money, buy bitcoins, send bitcoins to some trust worthy in forums, from them send to any one in the world through WU, money gram.......even to banks directly, which will reduce expensive transfer cost middle banks take for direct international money transfer.


The real problem you're overlooking is BTC exchange. Local authorities can regulate and shut them down if needed. If you want to think of restrictions? , you should think of China.

Unless you can have a black market for bitcoins in India, you're being short sighted.
hero member
Activity: 630
Merit: 500
Posts: 69
October 18, 2011, 03:49:17 AM
#27
I fear for your guys' bold challenge, but also respect the fuck out of highly.  Good luck and god speed Wink
sr. member
Activity: 305
Merit: 250
Crypto X Change
October 18, 2011, 03:25:30 AM
#26
I am going to F@#$ your exchanges security in the a#$ so hard on the 24th. I am setting a desktop clock for sydney time.
Be sure to let your host provider to know not to perm-ban ips as you cant have me trade then.




P.S. Strong passwords. Reeeeeeeeealllly Strrrrrroooong Paaaaaaassswords.

All in good fun here btw. I want to see strong btc products and I will gladly assist in anyway I can.

Fantastic Shakuru! Thank you for your support! We look forward to a great 4 days Smiley

Thanks
hero member
Activity: 700
Merit: 500
October 18, 2011, 01:19:13 AM
#25
I am going to F@#$ your exchanges security in the a#$ so hard on the 24th. I am setting a desktop clock for sydney time.
Be sure to let your host provider to know not to perm-ban ips as you cant have me trade then.




P.S. Strong passwords. Reeeeeeeeealllly Strrrrrroooong Paaaaaaassswords.

All in good fun here btw. I want to see strong btc products and I will gladly assist in anyway I can.

Awesome. Hope everyone tries as yes, security is paramount in the bitcoin world as im sure people have noticed....
sr. member
Activity: 406
Merit: 250
QUIFAS EXCHANGE
October 18, 2011, 01:00:45 AM
#24
I am going to F@#$ your exchanges security in the a#$ so hard on the 24th. I am setting a desktop clock for sydney time.
Be sure to let your host provider to know not to perm-ban ips as you cant have me trade then.




P.S. Strong passwords. Reeeeeeeeealllly Strrrrrroooong Paaaaaaassswords.

All in good fun here btw. I want to see strong btc products and I will gladly assist in anyway I can.
legendary
Activity: 1855
Merit: 1016
October 17, 2011, 04:10:06 AM
#23
Since i am from India, i am sure a lot people will involve once bitcoin show some boost.
It just need to be displayed on local TV channels, & also need some bubbles.

From India, only way to send money legally is through bank only. The Income Tax dept is very strict now to capture black money.
So, for even to send through paypal, have to deposit money to bank which has transaction with paypal.
But paypal is very arrogant nowadays abusing guidelines given by RBI & telling it customers that RBI restricting money transfer, which is actually not.
Another way is to use LRUSD. But that have to be bought & send & many dont accept LRUSD.
Else illegal ways like HAWALA.

Bitcoin is a very easy method to transfer funds.
i am considering this example will most use in future to transfer money.
deposit to bank money, buy bitcoins, send bitcoins to some trust worthy in forums, from them send to any one in the world through WU, money gram.......even to banks directly, which will reduce expensive transfer cost middle banks take for direct international money transfer.
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 502
October 17, 2011, 04:05:41 AM
#22
To the average USA resident, sure - the existing exchanges may all appear the same and very feature complete.

For those of us outside of the USA however, the landscape is very different.

I look forward to seeing what cryptoxchange offers to these new customers who have large difficulty participating easilly as others in the current markets.

I live in Europe so yes, I agree that we need more non-US services. It would be nice if an exchange could capture the international market. For the time being I am happy with TradeHill + SEPA transfers. It takes a couple of days, but there are no fees at all.

Anyway, I will keep an eye on Crypto X Change.
legendary
Activity: 1666
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Marketing manager - GO MP
October 17, 2011, 03:38:09 AM
#21
A few questions:

Will namecoin trading be supported?
Will exchange for any of btc/nmc/ltc to money be supported?
What about multi currency trades for ex. Sell USD for x BTC, or y NMC or z LTC?

Hi ElectricMucus,

Yes all of the above is being supported.

Our clients can fund their accounts via normal internet banking from any where in the world in around 24 hours.

We support over 25 Currencies ( All Major Currencies )

Our System was purposely built for the global market, with all languages included to go with all of the currencies we support.

Thank You
Awesome, now this finally is something different!

What will be the cheapest way to get money in and out of the exchange?
International wire transfers are quite expensive, but so far the cheapest way in comparison to other options.. (that is if you want the cash route)
hero member
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Wat
October 17, 2011, 03:27:19 AM
#20
I see these professional exchanges opening up as a way to build infrastructure now for when asia get on board.

Im sure most got involved knowing in the short term there would be none to little activity but if asia gets on board it will have a huge impact on the stability of bitcoin having multiple services exchanging foreign currency.

I agree. Bitcoin hasn't even hit India yet which has a huge market of workers sending payments home from overseas.
sr. member
Activity: 369
Merit: 250
October 17, 2011, 03:25:21 AM
#19
I see these professional exchanges opening up as a way to build infrastructure now for when asia get on board.

Im sure most got involved knowing in the short term there would be none to little activity but if asia gets on board it will have a huge impact on the stability of bitcoin having multiple services exchanging foreign currency.
hero member
Activity: 686
Merit: 500
Wat
October 17, 2011, 03:24:46 AM
#18
Wow , what professional opinion do you base that on?

It's just a personal opinion which may, of course, be wrong. Here is what I think:
- MtGox still has 90% of the market. People don't leave because of the volume - 5 million USD/30 days
- TradeHill was there when MtGox was hacked, but people didn't move
- Then CampBX came along with top security, sms auth, etc. and people still didn't move - their volume is currently at 30,000 USD/30 days
- Then Ruxum came along with top security, lots of currencies, etc. and people still didn't move - they're currently at 1,000 USD/30 days
- Now cryptoxchange comes, again with top secutiry, and I don't see anything different yet.

ExchB made a difference by allowing bank deposits (you could buy bitcoins within a few hours) and their volume increased a lot - they were at 170.000USD/month when they closed. Which brings me to the problem: these companies with low trading volume are losing a lot of money: 0.005 * 30,000 is $170 per month. This isn't even enough to pay for the servers.

So, unless you have some really great features that can steal customers from MtGox (no one was able to do that yet) or unless the trading volume comes back to June/July levels, these companies are not sustainable.

You are thinking small nmat. Crypto X Change wont only be competing for mt gox market share I believe they will also be competing against PAYPAL.
sr. member
Activity: 305
Merit: 250
Crypto X Change
October 17, 2011, 02:13:03 AM
#17
A few questions:

Will namecoin trading be supported?
Will exchange for any of btc/nmc/ltc to money be supported?
What about multi currency trades for ex. Sell USD for x BTC, or y NMC or z LTC?

Hi ElectricMucus,

Yes all of the above is being supported.

Our clients can fund their accounts via normal internet banking from any where in the world in around 24 hours.

We support over 25 Currencies ( All Major Currencies )

Our System was purposely built for the global market, with all languages included to go with all of the currencies we support.

Thank You
c_k
donator
Activity: 242
Merit: 100
October 17, 2011, 02:11:41 AM
#16
Wow , what professional opinion do you base that on?

It's just a personal opinion which may, of course, be wrong. Here is what I think:
- MtGox still has 90% of the market. People don't leave because of the volume - 5 million USD/30 days
- TradeHill was there when MtGox was hacked, but people didn't move
- Then CampBX came along with top security, sms auth, etc. and people still didn't move - their volume is currently at 30.000 USD/30 days
- Then Ruxum came along with top security, lots of currencies, etc. and people still didn't move - they're currently at 1.000 USD/30 days
- Now cryptoxchange comes, again with top secutiry, and I don't see anything different yet.

ExchB made a difference by allowing bank deposits (you could buy bitcoins within a few hours) and their volume increased a lot - they were at 170.000USD/month when they closed. Which brings me to the problem: these companies with low trading volume are losing a lot of money: 0.005 * 30.000 is $170 per month. This isn't even enough to pay for the servers.

So, unless you have some really great features that can steal customers from MtGox (no one was able to do that yet) or unless the trading volume comes back to June/July levels, these companies are not sustainable.

To the average USA resident, sure - the existing exchanges may all appear the same and very feature complete.

For those of us outside of the USA however, the landscape is very different.

I look forward to seeing what cryptoxchange offers to these new customers who have large difficulty participating easilly as others in the current markets.
vip
Activity: 490
Merit: 502
October 17, 2011, 01:58:48 AM
#15
Wow , what professional opinion do you base that on?

It's just a personal opinion which may, of course, be wrong. Here is what I think:
- MtGox still has 90% of the market. People don't leave because of the volume - 5 million USD/30 days
- TradeHill was there when MtGox was hacked, but people didn't move
- Then CampBX came along with top security, sms auth, etc. and people still didn't move - their volume is currently at 30.000 USD/30 days
- Then Ruxum came along with top security, lots of currencies, etc. and people still didn't move - they're currently at 1.000 USD/30 days
- Now cryptoxchange comes, again with top secutiry, and I don't see anything different yet.

ExchB made a difference by allowing bank deposits (you could buy bitcoins within a few hours) and their volume increased a lot - they were at 170.000USD/month when they closed. Which brings me to the problem: these companies with low trading volume are losing a lot of money: 0.005 * 30.000 is $170 per month. This isn't even enough to pay for the servers.

So, unless you have some really great features that can steal customers from MtGox (no one was able to do that yet) or unless the trading volume comes back to June/July levels, these companies are not sustainable.

I agree that the network effect for Bitcoin exchange is huge. Bitcoinica has traded 493,928.8260 BTC since launch (which was 5 weeks ago). The reason why we're successful and profitable is simple: we know our limitations very well. We have chosen not to compete but to collaborate.

I think all Bitcoin exchanges have to consider this if they don't want to continue losing money. Closing down like ExchB is a wise choice unless a unique business model can be found. Micro-innovation doesn't work in such a market with strong network effects.

A clear-minded businessperson will know his limitations and turn them into a fortune.
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1057
Marketing manager - GO MP
October 17, 2011, 01:54:19 AM
#14
A few questions:

Will namecoin trading be supported?
Will exchange for any of btc/nmc/ltc to money be supported?
What about multi currency trades for ex. Sell USD for x BTC, or y NMC or z LTC?
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 502
October 17, 2011, 01:36:46 AM
#13
Wow , what professional opinion do you base that on?

It's just a personal opinion which may, of course, be wrong. Here is what I think:
- MtGox still has 90% of the market. People don't leave because of the volume - 5 million USD/30 days
- TradeHill was there when MtGox was hacked, but people didn't move
- Then CampBX came along with top security, sms auth, etc. and people still didn't move - their volume is currently at 30,000 USD/30 days
- Then Ruxum came along with top security, lots of currencies, etc. and people still didn't move - they're currently at 1,000 USD/30 days
- Now cryptoxchange comes, again with top secutiry, and I don't see anything different yet.

ExchB made a difference by allowing bank deposits (you could buy bitcoins within a few hours) and their volume increased a lot - they were at 170.000USD/month when they closed. Which brings me to the problem: these companies with low trading volume are losing a lot of money: 0.005 * 30,000 is $170 per month. This isn't even enough to pay for the servers.

So, unless you have some really great features that can steal customers from MtGox (no one was able to do that yet) or unless the trading volume comes back to June/July levels, these companies are not sustainable.
sr. member
Activity: 305
Merit: 250
Crypto X Change
October 17, 2011, 01:30:09 AM
#12
There isn't much room for another Bitcoin exchange. The volumes are as low as they were in May... What unique features do you have that may attract traders? (besides security and double-factor auth)

Please wait and see over the coming months, and you will see what we have been working on for a very long time now, We have more features and solutions for Bitcoin as well as the Exchange.
sr. member
Activity: 305
Merit: 250
Crypto X Change
October 17, 2011, 01:27:17 AM
#11
Will you be implementing the popular deposit via ATM service that ExchB once offered?    No exchange I believe copied that exclusive feature that I think people really liked.

Hi, we will definitely look at that as an option.

We do have some very cool payment options upon launch, and also we will continue to keep adding fast and efficient money in, and withdrawal options.

At the moment we have many things in the works, to have the widest range of account funding and withdrawal options.


Thank You
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 502
October 17, 2011, 01:18:25 AM
#10
There isn't much room for another Bitcoin exchange. The volumes are as low as they were in May... What unique features do you have that may attract traders? (besides security and double-factor auth)
sr. member
Activity: 305
Merit: 250
Crypto X Change
October 17, 2011, 01:13:29 AM
#9
To clarify, I mean any flaw at all - cosmetic or otherwise

Hi C_K, no not cosmetics etc.

This is for security and any holes etc. We of course will accept any positive / negative feedback, and suggestions about look, feel, design and everything.

We want the community to be 100% satisfied with this exchange in every aspect.

Thanks Again!
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