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BTC.uy open platform in May 2013 - we are accepting pre-registrations for users from the following countries:Argentina - Brazil - Chile - Uruguay (Argentina * Accounts can have limited capabilities.)
Topic: New high volume exchange opening May 30? (Read 652 times)
Tried to pre-register and only central/south american country in register form.
This is equating server ability with trading volume. How can we know the volume of an exchange that hasn't opened yet?
My thoughts exactly.
How you do know its a high volume?
The website says its in pre-launch. 58% progress/completion 
Doesn't matter. Gox has had very low volume the last couple weeks.
This is equating server ability with trading volume. How can we know the volume of an exchange that hasn't opened yet?
In any case, the link looks fishy, so I haven't clicked it.
In any case, the link looks fishy, so I haven't clicked it.
I clicked it. its a legit website. lots of hyperbole. i'd like to see if they can back up the claims they make though. says in the corner sidebar they are backed by the Uruguayan Govt and the project is 56percent complete
Checked it out. Still seems kinda shady. Guess time will tell. I googled this and found this reddit posting awhile back: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1dkql3/
Some guy from the company answers questions.
A key point is how money is transferred to/from their site.
The main problem with exchanges like Mt. Gox today is the delays and fees in transferring fiat currency to their sites. Ironically, this highlights the advantage of Bitcoin in bypassing banks for international transactions.
In Europe, SEPA works fairly well. I hope the new exchange will have a SEPA 'gateway' like Mt. Gox has in Poland.
The main problem with exchanges like Mt. Gox today is the delays and fees in transferring fiat currency to their sites. Ironically, this highlights the advantage of Bitcoin in bypassing banks for international transactions.
In Europe, SEPA works fairly well. I hope the new exchange will have a SEPA 'gateway' like Mt. Gox has in Poland.
That's a good point. SEPA is must have if exchange wants to be the best.
A key point is how money is transferred to/from their site.
The main problem with exchanges like Mt. Gox today is the delays and fees in transferring fiat currency to their sites. Ironically, this highlights the advantage of Bitcoin in bypassing banks for international transactions.
In Europe, SEPA works fairly well. I hope the new exchange will have a SEPA 'gateway' like Mt. Gox has in Poland.
The main problem with exchanges like Mt. Gox today is the delays and fees in transferring fiat currency to their sites. Ironically, this highlights the advantage of Bitcoin in bypassing banks for international transactions.
In Europe, SEPA works fairly well. I hope the new exchange will have a SEPA 'gateway' like Mt. Gox has in Poland.
cool cool. next website to be banned in the us.
They say also this: "BTC.uy will never shut down. We have a close relationship with the Uruguayan financial sector and government. While trading platforms continue to close for failing to jump through legal hoops, those managing the rules in Uruguay hold us by the hand and make sure we're doing everything right—they want to be a center for bitcoin trading."
Sounds good, but I want to see it working.
Agreed. Hopefully they will have a beta version accessible like Kraken.
Their language sounds a bit to cocksure for my taste ("BTC.uy will never shut down." - really?), but whatever. All in all the site and parent company look legit enough.
Beta version would be good. Cocksure indeed, but they have a point. It's not good to trade in lag when you could do a lot of money.
sounds interesting
cool cool. next website to be banned in the us.
They say also this: "BTC.uy will never shut down. We have a close relationship with the Uruguayan financial sector and government. While trading platforms continue to close for failing to jump through legal hoops, those managing the rules in Uruguay hold us by the hand and make sure we're doing everything right—they want to be a center for bitcoin trading."
Sounds good, but I want to see it working.
Agreed. Hopefully they will have a beta version accessible like Kraken.
Their language sounds a bit to cocksure for my taste ("BTC.uy will never shut down." - really?), but whatever. All in all the site and parent company look legit enough.
This is equating server ability with trading volume. How can we know the volume of an exchange that hasn't opened yet?
In any case, the link looks fishy, so I haven't clicked it.
In any case, the link looks fishy, so I haven't clicked it.
I clicked it. its a legit website. lots of hyperbole. i'd like to see if they can back up the claims they make though. says in the corner sidebar they are backed by the Uruguayan Govt and the project is 56percent complete
cool cool. next website to be banned in the us.
They say also this: "BTC.uy will never shut down. We have a close relationship with the Uruguayan financial sector and government. While trading platforms continue to close for failing to jump through legal hoops, those managing the rules in Uruguay hold us by the hand and make sure we're doing everything right—they want to be a center for bitcoin trading."
Sounds good, but I want to see it working.
This is equating server ability with trading volume. How can we know the volume of an exchange that hasn't opened yet?
In any case, the link looks fishy, so I haven't clicked it.
In any case, the link looks fishy, so I haven't clicked it.
cool cool. next website to be banned in the us.
Sounds interesting, definitely going to check it out. Thanks for the link.
Have you heard of this? In their website it says that they are opening on May 30 and: "BTC.uy can easily handle from 300,000 to several millions of transactions per second. That's 10,000 times more trading volume per second than the industry leader."
https://btcglobal.net/products/btc.uy-exchange
https://btcglobal.net/products/btc.uy-exchange
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