We have just launched a simplistic exchange service, A picture should be worth a thousand words, right?
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It's simple, it's fast, it works. The exchange rate is 3-4% higher than what you can find on major exchanges.
There are no other fees, and just to remind you - our dynamic withdrawal fees are on pair with real network fees (right now it's 0.000064 BTC, 0.000808 LTC and custom gas amount in ETH).
I am glad it's finished now. The demand was pretty high and I can already see exchange transactions. Keep it coming!
Cheers,
Ethan
So you are not going to use the current bankroll for the exchange?
And also 3% is still a lot , i get it this has just been started but i hope in long run you have plans to reduce
I think some percent of current bankroll may be converted, but let's get real answer from admin.
And to be dair 3-4% isn't that high for casino. It's not an exchanger, it's casino website which allows you for quick exchange to play on their website. Just see fees on blockchain.info, coinbase and etc.
Great news, I see how far you have gone.
Not at all complaining the fees is comparatively way lower than other gambling sites but i was asking in low run maybe in a year , i won't use it quite often just wanted to ask
So you are not going to use the current bankroll for the exchange?
How would that make sense? The bankroll doesn't belong to yolodice, so they can't use it for the exchange.
Maybe if he needs to he could open investments in the exchange. Not quite sure how that would work though.
Maybe you even share part of fees with the investors but yeah it kind of doesn't make much sense
You can't say the bankroll doesn't belong to yolodice see the ethereum and litecoin it's currently private
I just want to clear up some confusion regarding the last few posts. People make assumptions and then that confuses others.
The LTC, ETH, and BTC amounts inside the exchange are NOT a part of the site bankroll; they are two separate entities. The exchange's coins are Ethan's (and probably some of Scott's too, if I had to guess) and nobody else's.
As for the statement regarding the bankrolls: The BTC bankroll is the only currently public one; YD (Ethan and Scott) do not own all of it, just a good chunk. The LTC and ETH bankrolls are still private, meaning 100% of them are Ethan and Scott's funds until they become public.
With reference to exchange fees, 3-4% is pretty conservative in my opinion, seeing as 1) it's instant 2) it's on-site 3) it's essentially anonymous (you could make an account on YD even without an email and still be able to use it) 4) Whatever fee YD charges for the exchange has to cover the difference in potential losses by coin price fluctuations on the market (this was the exact reason RGB has to shut down his bot when he was charging a 1% fee - he was losing too much money). We're hoping 3-4% will cover the potential losses, but we can always adjust the fee percentage up or down as needed.
Personally, I'd pay even a 5% fee to use an on-site instant exchange because I don't trust other exchanges, nor do I want to give them all my personal info.
Anyways, I hope this clears up some confusion.