Topic: Neo EasyCoin Official - Buy BTC With Cash [UK,USA,Russia,Denmark,Sweden,Norway] (Read 187391 times)

EasyCoin will officially launch prior to December 31st 2013.

Our operations hinge in no way on one payment processor. EasyCoin hopes to provide the widest choice of top-up methods and selection of crypto currencies.

So what EasyCoin had if not exclusivity? Whats left?

Not at all. Easy coin never had exclusivity.

With ZipZaps recent release of cashcoin (http://cashcoin.zipzapinc.com/) what is happening with easycoin now?
Has your involvement with ZipZap been lost?

EasyCoin is still undergoing the BETA phase of testing in some jurisdictions as we continue to add payment options for varying jurisdictions.

EasyCoin will have a delayed roll out in the US, this is due to awaiting the written clarification from FinCEN with regards to the basis of license requirements for our specific operation. This is unfortunate in the short term, however having these clarifications in writing will benefit the long term operations.

Availability in the UK will be online once the payment service provider goes online there, the same applies for Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Russia. We are working closely with other payment service providers to enable the platform to become available in other jurisdictions throughout Europe and the Rest of the World.

We offer apologies to those BETA testers and the wider public who are awaiting the commencement of operations in the US.

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Agreed.

It's a simple point of competition for finite resources. This is not quite as visible in fiat, because in fiat bs gov'ts can create and do create fake money to prop up wasteful/pointless paraeconomic ventures run by the "right people", which is just another way of saying "popular" (which is, of course, the wrong game to play if you aim for prosperity).

In BTC however, where resources are absolutely finite, there will only be so much BTC available for investment at any given time. This BTC will be allocated to the available investments somehow. Part of it will be allocated by idiots, on paraeconomic criteria like "we don't like MPEx". Part of it will be allocated economically. As time goes on the share available to the idiots to allocate as they see fit dwindles, and the share available to the rational players increases. Since human behavior is reinforced by success and (usually, except in the case of a really limited pile of hardcore idiots) discouraged by failure, the flow is even faster as individual people realize they are being part of the idiot group and jump ship.

Soon enough the situation reaches equilibrium, which is pretty much where we're at. In short, the beauty of economy is that it works.

None of this is to mean MPEx is perfect, by any means. That's not the point at all. It just means MPEx is the standard, and because stock exchanges are fundamentally a convergent, naturally standardizing market it also means the accretion trend will continue, exactly in the same way and fundamentally for the same reasons Bitcoin grows against fiat currencies.

It's by now impractical for any serious company contemplating being listed in BTC to forego the significant capital available on MPEx in order to favor a different venue (in fact, the cost of doing so can be calculated on the basis of the volume difference, and is in any case significant) for a variety of reasons, and certainly such an attempt would imply the modification of said company to include "being an exchange", which requires rare and valuable skills (programming notably NOT being one of them) and other human capital. Such an effort necessarily spells a movement away from said corp's core mission, whatever it may be (*).

A willingness to move away from the core mission, a cavalier attitude towards incurring costs and foregoing benefits all work together to paint a very unflattering picture in the eye of the discerning investor (If these people have any confidence in their business, why are they working on moving away from it to do something else? If they have the capital to pursue reinventing the wheel, why do they need my investment? If they're not interested in cashing in now why should I expect they ever will get my shares dividends?) and rapidly the convergence effects become very strong indeed.

Who is payment provider for that countries ? ZipZap ? When they'll be ready ?

I still think this is the biggest news of the year so far ...

If we were buying and selling yes, this is correct. We now have legal council with two of the best lawyers in the business, both agree our situation is a grey area only Fincen can make a decision on. The advice we received prior to this came from someone  who no longer works with, or for the company.

Availability in the UK will be online once the payment service provider goes online there, the same applies for Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Russia.