Topic: How do no fee exchanges make money (Read 3192 times)
I guess they get legitimate amounts from ads on the sides.
Whatsapp uses the classic ask for a bit in a huge userbase = big money scheme.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Whatsapp will start charging fee next year I believe. Now that they have network effect and people are basically stucked with all their contacts using it, they will need to pay fee to continue using it.
they will lose 90% of the users. there are many free alts, like the 20x better Skype
The issue with exchanges is that ad revenue would likely not pay for the expenses associated with running an exchange so this would really not be an option.
killing all opponent with free fee, and then cut wool form users
They don't have to cut wool after their competitors are dead.
They can raise the fee slightly but keep it low enough to stop new competitor from entering the same business.
A new competitor with deep pockets could still undercut them.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Whatsapp will start charging fee next year I believe. Now that they have network effect and people are basically stucked with all their contacts using it, they will need to pay fee to continue using it.
Not everyone want to deal with inconvenient of keeping more than one application to keep track of all the clients.
The fee of $1 per year will not make business type switch.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Whatsapp will start charging fee next year I believe. Now that they have network effect and people are basically stucked with all their contacts using it, they will need to pay fee to continue using it.
Not everyone want to deal with inconvenient of keeping more than one application to keep track of all the clients.
The fee of $1 per year will not make business type switch.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Whatsapp will start charging fee next year I believe. Now that they have network effect and people are basically stucked with all their contacts using it, they will need to pay fee to continue using it.
Probably the zero fee exchanges earn through the banner ads on the website, I can't see other ways.
Or may be not they are just investing to gain costumers and later they charge when you start using on usual basis.They might even have some other ideas in mind like scamming just waiting for a big deal
Probably the zero fee exchanges earn through the banner ads on the website, I can't see other ways.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Whatsapp will start charging fee next year I believe. Now that they have network effect and people are basically stucked with all their contacts using it, they will need to pay fee to continue using it.
they will lose 90% of the users. there are many free alts, like the 20x better Skype
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Whatsapp will start charging fee next year I believe. Now that they have network effect and people are basically stucked with all their contacts using it, they will need to pay fee to continue using it.
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Build up a user base and then run away with everyone's coins.
Sounds about right, the other way is sponsorships and advertising but that usually comes when a service has a large dedicated userbase or some venture capital funding to back them up in order to attract new users.
That said its always best to be cautious.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
most reasonable people can draw the conclusion that they are doing something that they should not be doing
only that this doesn't exist in free market.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
Also once an exchange has market share it will likely lose market share if/when it's prices become uncompetitive as many traders have accounts at many exchanges and it would not be difficult to move from one exchange to another.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
Whatsapp charge 0 fee to capture market share first. These exchanges are probably doing the same.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
BTC-China is trying to reverse the trend of losing market share to okcoin.
Don't think customer will head back as okcoin offer more features.
It's impossible for an exchange to profit without implementing service fees to the users who use their service. Maybe there are fees, though not transaction fees that we are used to. Withdrawal fees must be present in there. I doubt that it will be feasible for them to continue such a service, unless there are some things going on in the background that most of know nothing about. :O
BTC-China has 0 fees like for a year or so
how they make money then? voting?, alscene is dead voting is pretty much useless now
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