There are many open source php community systems you could tweak to your liking, there is buttercoin git, but mostly if not all the sites use a custom built script/environment that everything is ran off of. Creating a website like cryptsy would require a knowledgeable team of programmers and a lot of hard work + time. With that being said it can be done just find the right team.
nice info ill get the buttercoin code and try working with it 
Topic: Help with building a business. - off the shelf business sources (Read 517 times)
There are many open source php community systems you could tweak to your liking, there is buttercoin git, but mostly if not all the sites use a custom built script/environment that everything is ran off of. Creating a website like cryptsy would require a knowledgeable team of programmers and a lot of hard work + time. With that being said it can be done just find the right team.
buttercoin git
Opensource Bitcoin Exchange Software
Cool, searching for a demo now.
This?
https://www.buttercoin.com/#
Not really what I expected.
There are many open source php community systems you could tweak to your liking, there is buttercoin git, but mostly if not all the sites use a custom built script/environment that everything is ran off of. Creating a website like cryptsy would require a knowledgeable team of programmers and a lot of hard work + time. With that being said it can be done just find the right team.
As a developer I can assure you the sites you list are all custom apps, they may be built on some common frameworks, like twitter Bootstrap, but the code running the Bitcoin back-end is generally built in house.
So I have some ideas I would like to implement for bitcoin, the thing is I am new as a tech entrepreneur. I was wondering where I could get a system to manage accounts the same way Havenlock, Btc-e, cryptsy, etc have (that also has BTC integration if possible but if not than a token system and I guess i will hire a developer to automate the bitcoins part). I do not want to have to code it from scratch and I am sure there is somewhere they bought their systems from...if anyone could point me in the right direction it would be appreciated. Any tips or advice would also be appreciated..
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