Bitcoiners know BitBTC isn't real BTC. It doesn't have the same appeal as having a wallet that holds real BTC. It just can't be sold as a bitcoin wallet without holding real BTC.
+5%
+5% +5% +5% +5% to "BitShares Exchange" instead of wallet.
I am willing to do whatever it takes to get metaexchange.info integrated into any wallet. Just shoot me a PM and I'll be all over it :)+5% metaexchange in bitshares wallet
p.s Remember, we are an in house project, unlike shapeshift.io
Ok, I'm glad that BitShares Exchange is getting a resounding '+5%' :)
I would go as far to say that we should never refer to the application as 'wallet' ever again. If you need a generic term, you can use 'client'.
So for example, you can say,
"Within the client, you can..."
"Download the client"
"The new client version is out!"
"The desktop client has the benefit of higher security, while the web client has the benefits of accessibility and speed"
Additionally, you can replace the term 'address' with 'account'. These changes may seem small, but if we are all consistent about it, it will set our product apart from our competition. It will be hard to break the habits, but it will be way worth it.
+5% +5% +5% +5% to "BitShares Exchange" instead of wallet.
Do be careful when using the word 'Exchange'. You may like to check with the local regulator if a license is needed.
If bitfinex/bitstamp/btc-e make no distinction between their IOU's and the real thing why should we?
Can you feel it??? We are tantalizingly close to biggest crypto home run since bitcoin itself.
As most on this thread are already very astute too... Messaging and positioning is critical. I would brand it a whole new thing(Coinstamp for example) and it would be a "decentralized bitcoin exchange." The experience would actually be just like going to bitfinex.
You would deposit bitcoin. Your account would say you have bitcoin, just like bitfinex says even though what you really have is bitfinexbitcoin. The difference is Coinstamp coin is really bitbtc and it is real time cryptographically provably solvent. You can use your imagination for the rest. If bitfinex/bitstamp/btc-e make no distinction between their IOU's and the real thing why should we? The catch is stealing their liquidity. When bitfinex started, they used bitstamp liquidity to get themselves up and running. Apart from some simple GUI stuff, that is the final piece. And of course and USD/bitUSD gateway.
Can you feel it??? We are tantalizingly close to biggest crypto home run since bitcoin itself.
As most on this thread are already very astute too... Messaging and positioning is critical. I would brand it a whole new thing(Coinstamp for example) and it would be a "decentralized bitcoin exchange." The experience would actually be just like going to bitfinex.
You would deposit bitcoin. Your account would say you have bitcoin, just like bitfinex says even though what you really have is bitfinexbitcoin. The difference is Coinstamp coin is really bitbtc and it is real time cryptographically provably solvent. You can use your imagination for the rest. If bitfinex/bitstamp/btc-e make no distinction between their IOU's and the real thing why should we? The catch is stealing their liquidity. When bitfinex started, they used bitstamp liquidity to get themselves up and running. Apart from some simple GUI stuff, that is the final piece. And of course and USD/bitUSD gateway.
Do be careful when using the word 'Exchange'. You may like to check with the local regulator if a license is needed.
www.armaniexchange.com/ (http://www.armaniexchange.com/)
www.buffaloexchange.com/ (http://www.buffaloexchange.com/)
www.stackexchange.com/ (http://www.stackexchange.com/)
I don't think we need to worry, as long as we avoid "Stock Exchange".
Can you feel it??? We are tantalizingly close to biggest crypto home run since bitcoin itself.Yes please +5%
As most on this thread are already very astute too... Messaging and positioning is critical. I would brand it a whole new thing(Coinstamp for example) and it would be a "decentralized bitcoin exchange." The experience would actually be just like going to bitfinex.
You would deposit bitcoin. Your account would say you have bitcoin, just like bitfinex says even though what you really have is bitfinexbitcoin. The difference is Coinstamp coin is really bitbtc and it is real time cryptographically provably solvent. You can use your imagination for the rest. If bitfinex/bitstamp/btc-e make no distinction between their IOU's and the real thing why should we? The catch is stealing their liquidity. When bitfinex started, they used bitstamp liquidity to get themselves up and running. Apart from some simple GUI stuff, that is the final piece. And of course and USD/bitUSD gateway.
Can you feel it??? We are tantalizingly close to biggest crypto home run since bitcoin itself.
As most on this thread are already very astute too... Messaging and positioning is critical. I would brand it a whole new thing(Coinstamp for example) and it would be a "decentralized bitcoin exchange." The experience would actually be just like going to bitfinex.
You would deposit bitcoin. Your account would say you have bitcoin, just like bitfinex says even though what you really have is bitfinexbitcoin. The difference is Coinstamp coin is really bitbtc and it is real time cryptographically provably solvent. You can use your imagination for the rest. If bitfinex/bitstamp/btc-e make no distinction between their IOU's and the real thing why should we? The catch is stealing their liquidity. When bitfinex started, they used bitstamp liquidity to get themselves up and running. Apart from some simple GUI stuff, that is the final piece. And of course and USD/bitUSD gateway.
Can you feel it??? We are tantalizingly close to biggest crypto home run since bitcoin itself.
As most on this thread are already very astute too... Messaging and positioning is critical. I would brand it a whole new thing(Coinstamp for example) and it would be a "decentralized bitcoin exchange." The experience would actually be just like going to bitfinex.
You would deposit bitcoin. Your account would say you have bitcoin, just like bitfinex says even though what you really have is bitfinexbitcoin. The difference is Coinstamp coin is really bitbtc and it is real time cryptographically provably solvent. You can use your imagination for the rest. If bitfinex/bitstamp/btc-e make no distinction between their IOU's and the real thing why should we? The catch is stealing their liquidity. When bitfinex started, they used bitstamp liquidity to get themselves up and running. Apart from some simple GUI stuff, that is the final piece. And of course and USD/bitUSD gateway.