This will be great! 50% off of the Exchange services can actually make some money. And LakeBTC has a nice volume. I need to take this chance!
just reply this thread with your answer Make sure you add a short explanation of why you picked that feature. Is it because you need it yourself, or no other service on the market meets your expectations, or just a wild guess or what?  |
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What do you mean by 50% off? 50% off the BTC prices?  50% off for exchanging service maybe yeah, it's the service fee of the new feature! as long as you participate in, it will be 50% off; if guess right, it will be completely free ( get it 50% off for 2 months. If you get it right, get an extra 50% off).  |
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Upgrade! Retweet your answer along with the image here, and get it 50% off for 2 months. If you get it right, get an extra 50% off -- that is completely free! https://www.lakebtc.com/p/9323 |
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hopefully OTC trading as the other 2 are just ways to cause fractional reserve/debt
Your idea is really out of the ordinary, but the OTC trading option is still 0% now |
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Happy New Year 2016 Our Dev is working on a new feature and it'll be available soon! And it will be launched in 2016 new year, wanna take a guess? Get 50% off for 2 months if u get it right!  https://twitter.com/LakeBTC/status/682479219612454912Upgrade! Retweet your answer along with the image below, and get it 50% off for 2 months. If you get it right, get an extra 50% off -- that is completely free! https://www.lakebtc.com/p/9323 EDIT2 For those of you who participated the campaign, please contact customer support to claim your promotional fee rates, which ends on March 21, 2016 (two months from today). https://www.lakebtc.com/p/9325 |
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LakePay https://www.lakebtc.com/s/lakepayNow all LakeBTC users can send payments to anyone in the world instantly! And it's COMPLETELY FREE during the promotional period! Simply click Wallet in the menu, then Pay link next to the desired currency. In the "Send Payment" page opened, enter the amount, the payee's email address, (optional) a memo/short message/reference number. Click the Submit button and you'll get a chance to review the payment details. Make sure the amount, currency, and the payee's email address are correct before creating the Payment Request. |
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LakeBTC is pleased to introduce a new trade order attribute: Maker Only. All orders submitted with this attribute will be canceled automatically if they match with existing orders in the orderbook when submitted. Otherwise, they will be sitting in the orderbook, until they are matched or canceled by user. This attribute is expected to help professional traders, liquidity providers, and arbitrageurs to better manage their orders and take advantage of LakeBTC's Maker-Taker fee structure, where trading fees for makers are as low as 0%. Ultimately all users will be benefited by seeing a more efficient market and better prices at LakeBTC. Simply mark the check box next to "Maker Only" at the Buy Bitcoin or Sell Bitcoin pages and submit your order as usual. The Maker Only attribute will be indicated in the Order History page along with Dark Pool attribute. Should you have any questions, please contact customer support by email. |
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Hello everyone, As the title said, LakeBTC has recently launched three new trading, BTC/GBP, BTC/EUR, and BTC/JPY. Now you can deposit GBP with domestic bank transfer: https://www.lakebtc.com/deposits/new?currency=gbpdeposit EUR with sepa: https://www.lakebtc.com/deposits/new?currency=eurdeposit JPY with domestic bank transfer: https://www.lakebtc.com/deposits/new?currency=jpywithdrawal is also. P.S what payments are not appear above, and which payments would you like to be added for GBP, EUR ,or JPY? please tell us help@lakebtc.com thanks much And the trading api is available: https://www.lakebtc.com/s/apiThere are sample codes in Node.JS, Ruby, Python, Java, PHP |
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Bitcoin exchange LakeBTC has enabled GBP and JPY deposits and added the option for customers to trade with the two currencies.  LakeBTC users can deposit GBP via a UK bank transfer, while JPY deposits can be made via a Japanese domestic bank transfer. A spokesperson for the China-based exchange, currently ninth in terms of BTC/USD ($1,536,570) trading volume in the last 24 hours, said they were in the process of adding EUR deposits and BTC/EUR trading and hoped to enable the features in the next couple of weeks. According to the spokesperson, the exchange is also looking to enable GBP, JPY and EUR withdrawals in the next couple of months. http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-exchange-lakebtc-enables-gbp-and-jpy-trading/ |
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How blockchain, the technology behind Bitcoin, could turn traditional banking on its head Last year, in a commentary for Fortune called “Why banks fear Bitcoin,” MIT business professor Trond Undheim wrote that “banks are afraid of Bitcoin because it would force them to innovate.” “Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve,” Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious inventor of Bitcoin wrote in 2009. “We have to trust them with our privacy, trust them not to let identity thieves drain our accounts.” In some countries, banks even banned any transactions connected to Bitcoin. But lately, banks have been warming to the technology behind Bitcoin, called blockchain — using it to innovate, in fact — having recognized the advantages of the lightning-fast, decentralized transaction verification system as having broad applications for transactions involving everything from stock trades to money and property transfers. http://business.financialpost.com/news/fp-street/how-blockchain-the-technology-behind-bitcoin-could-turn-traditional-banking-on-its-head |
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Two Florida men were arrested Tuesday in connection with an Internet Bitcoin exchange that involved more than $1 million. Authorities arrested Anthony R. Murgio, 31, of Tampa and Yuri Lebedev, 37, of Jacksonville. Two other men were arrested in Israel, other media outlets have reported. Since at least 2013, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York said Murgio, Lebedev and their co-conspirators operated the Bitcoin operation in violation of federal anti-money laundering laws. Federal authorities said the suspects’ customers would exchange cash for Bitcoins and were charged a fee for the service. [...] http://www.wptv.com/news/region-c-palm-beach-county/west-palm-beach/2-florida-men-charged-in-illegal-bitcoin-operation |
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Someone has finally managed to find a decent economic use for Bitcoin. This isn't what those of us interested in the nitty-gritty of economics ever really expected, to be quite frank. All of which makes sense given the porous ban on exporting capital from China. (Even LakeBTC, a bitcoin exchange headquartered in Shanghai, is seeing a 40% increase in visitors using computers in Greece.)Of course, he billionaires aren't having such problems but China's economic development has been so staggering that there's a vast middle class there now. That is, people who really wouldn't mind getting a few tens of thousands of $ out of the country and into somewhere where you know that the law allows you to keep your own money. Once you're actually in that alt-coin world those bans on moving money across borders rather disappear. [...] http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/16/bitcoin_fixes_one_greek_problem_but_not_greeces_problem/But in the end of article, the author assumes that Assuming, that is, that one ends up using whatever tiny portion of the alt-coin universe that is not simply an out-and-out scam. |
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How Future Bitcoin Can Prevent a Future Greece? Bitcoin, the volatile digital currency, cannot help the Greeks of today. But it could mean a great deal to those caught up in currency crises to come. For the average Greek, getting one’s hands on bitcoin requires buying it with euros—the last thing any sane Greek would give up. That’s why the bitcoin of today has no bearing on what could easily become a humanitarian crisis. But Bitcoin is at an inflection point, and it’s evolving much more quickly than all but its most dedicated observers realize. Whatever happens to bitcoin itself, the technology underlying it opens up previously unimagined possibilities for the future of just about anything humans exchange. [...] http://www.wsj.com/articles/how-future-bitcoin-can-prevent-a-future-greece-1436744064 |
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The day has come: Banks can’t ignore Bitcoin anymore. Not even the biggest of the big. First up is Citigroup, the New York City-based global banking giant recently revealed to the International Business Times that it is developing its own version of Bitcoin. Predictably branded ‘Citicoin,’ the virtual currency was coded by Citigroup’s research and design arm, Citi Innovation. Still in the early testing phase, a patent has not been filed for the mainly open-source cryptocurrency, which is based off of Bitcoin and its core blockchain ledger technology, a chronological public ledger of all Bitcoin transactions that have ever taken place. This approach will allow for less complicated and less costly cross-border payments and other transactions. [...] http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/248125 |
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Ever since Greece imposed capital controls on its citizens, the value of bitcoin, in US dollar terms, has been rising. And it's up again today in Asian trading, by more than 5 per cent. Let's not get too carried away here. The virtual currency was an absolutely terrible investment in 2014, when a prominent bitcoin exchange collapsed and concerns about its use by criminals lingered. It remains highly volatile and has fallen by more than 15 per cent against the greenback this year. [...] Whether bitcoin's recent rise is due to nervous Greeks, fearful of losing their savings, actually buying it, or (more probably), the result of speculation, is a matter of conjecture. Either way, it's clear bitcoin is having a bit of a moment right now. Rising volumes and a comparative lack of volatility at a time of great macroeconomic uncertainty can only bolster its credentials, though its way too early to describe it as a safe-haven yet. http://www.afr.com/markets/equity-markets/greece-debt-crisis-bitcoin-benefits-from-market-turmoil-20150706-gi5zvf |
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Hi, could you help me that why did my deposit wire was denied to back? my bank told me that the other side refused to receive it??? thank you, my new lakebtc account uid is u537429101
Hi SanMerryDro, I think the support had helped you in emals. if you have any other questions, please pm me  |
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With bank doors slammed shut, frantic Greeks are turning to online trading platforms to see if the digital money Bitcoin is a better bet than the euro. The world's largest Bitcoin exchanges tell CNNMoney they've seen a surge of business from Greece. Ten times as many Greeks are registering to trade bitcoins on the German marketplace Bitcoin.de than usual, according to CEO Oliver Flaskaemper. Bitcoin trades from Greece have shot up 79% from their ten-week average on Bitstamp, the world's third-largest exchange. Even trading platforms in China are getting interest. LakeBTC, headquartered in Shanghai, is seeing a 40% increase in visitors using computers in Greece. [...] http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/29/technology/greece-bitcoin/index.html |
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New York seems to be lagging behind due to the recent release BitLicense of the final version [...] London is fast becoming a global hub for development of innovations using digital currency Bitcoin. City institutions including the Bank of England, Barclays, UBS and Goldman Sachs are all looking into the potential for using Bitcoin to speed up processes in traditional finance. [...] http://www.cityam.com/218965/london-takes-lead-bitcoin-innovation |
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The chief executive of CIBC says the bank isn't afraid of new entrants and technologies that threaten to shake up the financial services sector. Instead, the lender is closely studying everything from peer-to-peer lending platforms to the technology underlying digital currencies such as Bitcoin, looking for ways it can use these innovations for its own benefit. " We can play in that space," Victor Dodig said Tuesday when asked whether he feels threatened by financial technology startups that seek to disrupt the traditional banking sector, the bank is closely studying blockchain technology — computer code that makes up the underlying architecture of virtual currencies such as Bitcoin. [...] http://www.ottawacitizen.com/business/CIBC+chief+says+banks+will+adapt+disruptive+impact+technologies/11160092/story.html |
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