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1  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Updated: Asia Nexgen Bitcoin Exchange Launched - No Fee Trading Promotion! on: March 16, 2014, 09:06:45 PM
ANX_Service,

Can you tell me why the volume numbers from your API are all the same? For example, right now all of these return ~931 for volume:

https://anxpro.com/api/2/btcusd/money/ticker
https://anxpro.com/api/2/btcjpy/money/ticker
https://anxpro.com/api/2/btceur/money/ticker


These should return the volume of that currency pair, but appear to reflect the overall volume of BTC.

Also, you are one of the first exchanges I know of that support trading in multiple alt-currencies (I think ?) that does not publish a list of supported traded currency pairs. This makes it hard for automated systems to adjust to added currency pairs. Do you have a current/official list of pairs?
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [FUD] Russia, China & Apple ban Bitcoins. Gox closing. Is this the end? on: February 07, 2014, 12:55:21 PM
I'll just add that whenever one uses the term "china bans", "U.S. bans" or more general "{country} {verb}" you are effectively submitting to being ruled over. Who is "China" or the "U.S.", exactly? Grouping everyone in a country under one term is a subtle way of legitimizing the idea: "There is someone, somewhere who decides what I can and cannot do, and it doesn't really matter who they are. I just have to do it".

The truth is that there are individuals who have opinions about bitcoin and banking/finance more generally. Some of those people are in positions of power, some are not. But this power comes from submission. It can't exist without consent.

And, yea, the OP is looking to buy lower Wink
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: REGULATION: Allow me to give you an Idea of What Is at Stake/a Day in the life on: February 07, 2014, 04:20:04 AM
I didn't read everything but I get the point. Too much regulation is never good.

With that said,  trying to compare it to the regulation of the finincal industry might fall on deaf ears. Even with all the regulation the finincal industry has they've still found a way to game the system and make insane profits at the expense of others. Regulation didn't stop them  Undecided Cry


Do you really think the purpose of regulation is to prevent gaming the system and making insane profits at the expense of others?

The purpose of regulation is:

1) to give politicians a plank for elections
2) to favor big business by making it difficult for startups/small business

If anything, in the long run, regulation favors "insane" profits by eliminating competition.

bitcoin is a threat to established business. those established business will go to washington with dollars and, in turn, politicians will use the excuse of the need for regulation to squash bitcoin in order to favor those established businesses.

That's how the system works.
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