Topic: XE, large currency exchange site, statement on Bitcoin (Read 654 times)
Looks like it's pretty close to Bitstamp's exchange price, give or take a few cents.
You can confirm that the price is accurate? Where do they get the price from?
looks to be multi-platform so if you want to know whip them a call see if they will tell ya prob be continuous assessment MP
http://www.xe.com/datafeed/
http://www.xe.com/xetrade/contact.php
http://www.xe.com/datafeed/
http://www.xe.com/xetrade/contact.php
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Interesting I used XE quite a bit for currency conversions. Does it say where they get their exchange rate from?
don't know but that would be a big Kudos for whichever site/s they used maybe they wouldn't want to release that information
Why would they not want to release it? People are going to want to know how and where they get their exchange rate from.
Interesting I used XE quite a bit for currency conversions. Does it say where they get their exchange rate from?
don't know but that would be a big Kudos for whichever site/s they used maybe they wouldn't want to release that information
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Interesting. I used XE quite a bit for currency conversions. Does it say where they get their exchange rate from?
http://www.xe.com/currency/xbt-bitcoin
Our currency rankings show that the most popular Bitcoin exchange rate is the USD to XBT rate. There is no official ISO currency code for Bitcoins, although XBT is commonly used. The currency symbol is XBT. Below, you'll find Bitcoin rates and a currency converter. You can also subscribe to our currency newsletters with daily rates and analysis, read Bitcoin News, or take XBT rates on the go with our XE Currency Apps and website.
Notice: Bitcoin is not legal tender in any country and is not recognized as an official currency by any regulatory authority. XE does not endorse nor express an opinion as to whether or not Bitcoin is an official or legitimate currency.
Our currency rankings show that the most popular Bitcoin exchange rate is the USD to XBT rate. There is no official ISO currency code for Bitcoins, although XBT is commonly used. The currency symbol is XBT. Below, you'll find Bitcoin rates and a currency converter. You can also subscribe to our currency newsletters with daily rates and analysis, read Bitcoin News, or take XBT rates on the go with our XE Currency Apps and website.
Notice: Bitcoin is not legal tender in any country and is not recognized as an official currency by any regulatory authority. XE does not endorse nor express an opinion as to whether or not Bitcoin is an official or legitimate currency.
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