Edwin [new.capital]: We are planning to release a new version of NCE (New Capital Exchange) tomorrow. The upcoming features are: 1. Decimals will be limited to 10 (one BTC would appear like this: 1.00000000 00) 2. Improvements to the matching algorithm when using reversed pairs. The amounts will be rounded up or down to fully match the order. 3. Trading fees will be introduced with the following schedule:
Standard trading fees will be: 0.25% taker/maker. Reduced trading fees of 0.1% taker/maker will be introduced to users with positive TWINS balance. Transaction fee of 2 TWINS per order will be charged automatically. If no TWINS balance available, the standard trading fees will be applied. All the collected TWINS fees will be sent to the TWINS dev fund. https://new.capital/exchange/trade/FIX_BTCEdwin [new.capital]: A critical bug has been discovered with the latest version. The update has been re-scheduled for tomorrow. |
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Edwin [new.capital]: We are planning to release a new version of NCE (New Capital Exchange) tomorrow. The upcoming features are: 1. Decimals will be limited to 10 (one BTC would appear like this: 1.00000000 00) 2. Improvements to the matching algorithm when using reversed pairs. The amounts will be rounded up or down to fully match the order. 3. Trading fees will be introduced with the following schedule:
Standard trading fees will be: 0.25% taker/maker. Reduced trading fees of 0.1% taker/maker will be introduced to users with positive TWINS balance. Transaction fee of 2 TWINS per order will be charged automatically. If no TWINS balance available, the standard trading fees will be applied. All the collected TWINS fees will be sent to the TWINS dev fund. https://new.capital/exchange/trade/TWINS_BTCEdwin [new.capital]: A critical bug has been discovered with the latest version. The update has been re-scheduled for tomorrow. |
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Edwin [new.capital]: We are planning to release a new version of NCE (New Capital Exchange) tomorrow. The upcoming features are: 1. Decimals will be limited to 10 (one BTC would appear like this: 1.00000000 00) 2. Improvements to the matching algorithm when using reversed pairs. The amounts will be rounded up or down to fully match the order. 3. Trading fees will be introduced with the following schedule:
Standard trading fees will be: 0.25% taker/maker. Reduced trading fees of 0.1% taker/maker will be introduced to users with positive TWINS balance. Transaction fee of 2 TWINS per order will be charged automatically. If no TWINS balance available, the standard trading fees will be applied. All the collected TWINS fees will be sent to the TWINS dev fund. https://new.capital/exchange/trade/FIX_BTC |
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Edwin [new.capital]: We are planning to release a new version of NCE (New Capital Exchange) tomorrow. The upcoming features are: 1. Decimals will be limited to 10 (one BTC would appear like this: 1.00000000 00) 2. Improvements to the matching algorithm when using reversed pairs. The amounts will be rounded up or down to fully match the order. 3. Trading fees will be introduced with the following schedule:
Standard trading fees will be: 0.25% taker/maker. Reduced trading fees of 0.1% taker/maker will be introduced to users with positive TWINS balance. Transaction fee of 2 TWINS per order will be charged automatically. If no TWINS balance available, the standard trading fees will be applied. All the collected TWINS fees will be sent to the TWINS dev fund. https://new.capital/exchange/trade/TWINS_BTC |
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 Flits mobile masternode platform users, right now you can also install TWINS masternode in their platform. https://flitsnode.app/ |
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 For those of you users of the Flits mobile masternode platform, now you can also install FIX masternode. https://flitsnode.app/ |
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 Edwin [new.capital]: Attention!
We are planning to launch a new user onboarding campaign. The idea is to airdrop free TWINS to every new user that registers to the New Capital Exchange. Users could trade or withdraw the funds with no KYC, for example to stake or use shared MN service, or keep the TWINS to save on trading fees.
We would also like to introduce trading fees on the New Capital Exchange. Normal fees would be as follows: 0.25% taker and 0.25% maker.
For users that hold TWINS on their balance, the fees would be as follows: 0.1% taker and 0.1% maker. In addition, the following transaction fees would be applied and paid automatically from the TWINS balance: 1 TWINS to create an order 1 TWINS to cancel an order 1 TWINS to full or partial order matching The transaction fees in TWINS would later become adjustable using a voting mechanism by masternode operators, or we may pilot with self-adjustable algorithms. All the collected TX fees would be donated to the TWINS DEV Fund, once a month. The idea is to simulate the fee mechanism for the future win.win DEX, “test-drive” the use of TWINS and make TWINS usable for the airdrop. What do you think? Let's discuss this on the #exchange channel. https://discord.com/invite/ZWV2Hhc |
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Edwin [new.capital]: Attention!
We are planning to launch a new user onboarding campaign. The idea is to airdrop free TWINS to every new user that registers to the New Capital Exchange. Users could trade or withdraw the funds with no KYC, for example to stake or use shared MN service, or keep the TWINS to save on trading fees.
We would also like to introduce trading fees on the New Capital Exchange. Normal fees would be as follows: 0.25% taker and 0.25% maker.
For users that hold TWINS on their balance, the fees would be as follows: 0.1% taker and 0.1% maker. In addition, the following transaction fees would be applied and paid automatically from the TWINS balance: 1 TWINS to create an order 1 TWINS to cancel an order 1 TWINS to full or partial order matching The transaction fees in TWINS would later become adjustable using a voting mechanism by masternode operators, or we may pilot with self-adjustable algorithms. All the collected TX fees would be donated to the TWINS DEV Fund, once a month. The idea is to simulate the fee mechanism for the future win.win DEX, “test-drive” the use of TWINS and make TWINS usable for the airdrop. What do you think? Let's discuss this on the #exchange channel. https://discord.gg/ZWV2Hhc |
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Masternode.Online Data Update and Listing  Currently you can use their platform as usual again because they have updated the FIX masternode tier statistical data. The data they are currently producing is more or less the same as the data that has been directly generated by the team. So you don't need to worry about checking data using their platform again. https://masternodes.online/currencies/FIX-1M/ |
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This is the newest platform from the team that can be used to connect all platforms using various login authentication methods. Both from social media and e-mail, the platform is active but still not connected to the exchange. Still need time and some tests to prevent bugs and other unwanted things.  https://staging.new.capital/https://discord.com/invite/yEgCjDy |
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This is the newest platform from the team that can be used to connect all platforms using various login authentication methods. Both from social media and e-mail, the platform is active but still not connected to the exchange. Still need time and some tests to prevent bugs and other unwanted things. https://staging.new.capital/https://discord.gg/yEgCjDy |
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vcxv: @Edwin [new.capital] Can you give us some clarification regarding FIX ID App and 2FA App? are these two separate? is FIX Id app is the one on the sim card and not a standalone app ? Edwin [new.capital]Вчера, в 21:14 FIX ID app - is iOS and Android applications to onboard and get your FIX ID number, login to services, manage your policies and SIM cards. Anyone will be able to join FIX for free. SIM cards are the hardware security element to enhance your security, but not required to use the FIX ID App. The FIX SIMs are equipped with an application installed on the chip, that is capable to interact with user via phone settings -> SIM application interface, smarcard reader or with the secure core component at the cellular operator called OTA GW. The OTA GW is the interface to update the software and also send signature or transaction requests to the SIMs over the cellular signaling infrastructure. vcxv: @Edwin [new.capital] Now in one of your above posts you mention two methods to enroll FIX SIM as secure hardware wallets but none of them mention of FIX ID app. In future, would it be possible to use FIX ID app to setup the FIX sim as crypto wallet, because I believe that would be the easier way of doing this. Edwin [new.capital]Вчера, в 21:26 Smartphone OS do not provide access to the SIM chip, and FIX ID can only communicate with the SIM over the internet to the OTA GW, and then over the signaling. The only way to use FIX ID app (that is iOS and Android) to enroll the key would by sending a command to the SIM card to generate a new key inside the SIM (not yet available, but on a roadmap). Importing an existing key using the FIX ID app or any other way that is not directly with the SIM would mean a user is transporting the key over internet. It is very convenient, but also very insecure. We even don’t consider the signaling network to be secure enough to transport the key, unless we use additional layers of security, like sharing.       This is how you access SIM application on iOS, @vcxv https://discord.gg/MENM7fY |
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ddyas: I have a question, if FIX partnered with local mobile operator does it means this mobile operator or local government know the data thats going in and out on FIX network? One more, what is the function of FIX coin then? Is it as fee to use FIX services or FIX users need to stake some FIX coin to use FIX services or both? Edwin [new.capital]: When FIX partners with local partner, this will enable the users to use their primary phone number as FIX ID, and they will be able to store their private keys on SIM cards provided by the local partner, or use FIX SIMs with local phone calls and data plans. The data (internet traffic) is visible by the local carrier, the carriers’ ISP, and of course the government can always get access if they want. This is true regardless if the SIM is provided by the local operator or by FIX. If by “data” you mean usage of the cryptographic signatures going in and out from the SIM, then these messages are visible to local operator and the government anyway, regardless of FIX partners or using roaming agreement. But they only see the existence of the cellular messages, not necessarily the contents of the signature or transaction. @ddyas Edwin [new.capital]: FIX coin will be required to store or change data in your blockchain-based security policy. For example, you will be able to setup 5 of your best friends that 3 of them will be required to verify you in the event of phone or sim replacement - so called “recovery policy”. Theses blockchain transaction fees will be burned and then mined again by the masternode operators. You may think “but I don’t see my grandpa buying FIX coins on a crypto exchange and pays TX fee to change his personal security policy”. Well, you will be correct, this will be really a rear use case, because most of the users will get unlimited changes in their policy directly in their mobile subscription plan. The same as you don’t buy SMS or voice traffic on the free market (although you could) for your mobile phone, you get it all included in your monthly subscription plan. MNOs (mobile operators) however, this is exactly what they do for living, buying traffic of data, voice, SMS and sometimes other content in wholesale and pack it in a simple to monthly package. The same with FIX, we expect them to offer the secure digital Identity service included in plans, and they will cover the network TX expenses on behalf of the user. They could buy FIX coins on the free market, or it would make much more sense to setup masternodes on their data centers - provide infrastructure resources to the FIX blockchain, but also mine back the new coins required for network consumption. https://discord.gg/MENM7fY |
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