Regarding Guldex, I can tell you it's not easy to setup, that is correct. Of course we have to take regulations in consideration and that is what we have worked out mostly already.
Don't be mistaken by the thought we have to apply to the same rules as other exchanges like AEX or Dow Jones. We have an exchange in Guldens, a cryptocurrency that is, by law, not seen as a real currency nor does it have any status as a commodity. This means we don't have to comply to AFM rules etc.
As far as dutch law goes we sell game tokens for euro's, just like you can buy with other online games (
https://www.mol.com). You can buy our tokens (Guldens) and use them in an online exchange simulation game. If you want to stop playing, you can cash out your Euro's just as easy.
I know that sounds a bit silly, but law is a silly thing. As long as you understand how things are treated, you can bend those translations in your advantage. Of course there might come a time where law is being changed and Gulden wil fall under the rules of a real currency, but I assure you, by that time we are not complaining about our exchange having to be lifted to a higher platform
And your statement about me being busy on too many things is also spot on Barry
But have you ever taken in consideration that it is the ones that are always too busy are also the ones really producing? Sure I hyped the idea of KwartjeTerug, but I did deliver! Not with a community IPO, but payed for with my own cash and a time investment of over 200 hours. And yes it still has to be put into motion to attract a large group of users, but not before we have solid ground to build on. That's also where you guys come in, a little less talk about rates and some more action on expanding users and merchants would do just fine I think