Anybody could help me set a chart for chinese RMB?

[wonsper]

We got plenty of miners in China.
It's hard for most of us to exchange on mt.gox with dollars.
I have several dedicate servers.
So I wish to set a chart just as mt.gox for chinese money.
Any dude can do me this favor?

[Longmarch]

Do you mean that you would like to have a chart that shows the RNB->USD->BTC rate? 

I'm not aware that there is a way to know the direct RNB/BTC rate right now. 

[wonsper]

Do you mean that you would like to have a chart that shows the RNB->USD->BTC rate? 

I'm not aware that there is a way to know the direct RNB/BTC rate right now. 

RMB->USD->BTC is enough, and most important is the exchange model between users.
User can traid with RMB OR BTC by themselves, like mt.gox.

[cunicula]

I think he wants to use his servers to start an RMB/BTC exchange in China, which would function like Mt. Gox. This would make broader use of bitcoin in in China possible and would be a great development for Bitcoin.

Is there an open source exchange software someone could point him to? Or a developer who would like to help him with the the project?

A major concern for the exchange operator should be legality. There are a number of company-backed digital currencies in China and regulations controlling their use. I think people would want to know that you had checked with a lawyer on the legality of a BTC/RMB exchange.

[gongcheng]

I think he wants to use his servers to start an RMB/BTC exchange in China, which would function like Mt. Gox. This would make broader use of bitcoin in in China possible and would be a great development for Bitcoin.

Is there an open source exchange software someone could point him to? Or a developer who would like to help him with the the project?

A major concern for the exchange operator should be legality. There are a number of company-backed digital currencies in China and regulations controlling their use. I think people would want to know that you had checked with a lawyer on the legality of a BTC/RMB exchange.

This is what I want to do in Singapore, anyone can help?

[Longmarch]

I think he wants to use his servers to start an RMB/BTC exchange in China, which would function like Mt. Gox. This would make broader use of bitcoin in in China possible and would be a great development for Bitcoin.

Oooooh.   That would actually be awesome, I think.

If there isn't an open source exchange package available, there ought to be.  In any case, why not run an over-the-counter market on IRC?  Maybe that would be easier to set up, and you (OP) would at least capture some initiative while setting up something more automated.

A major concern for the exchange operator should be legality. There are a number of company-backed digital currencies in China and regulations controlling their use. I think people would want to know that you had checked with a lawyer on the legality of a BTC/RMB exchange.

I'm really curious to see what happens when Bitcoin gets traction in Asia.  

[wonsper]

A major concern for the exchange operator should be legality. There are a number of company-backed digital currencies in China and regulations controlling their use. I think people would want to know that you had checked with a lawyer on the legality of a BTC/RMB exchange.

This legal problem I think not only bother asia. It seems paypal had banned trading bitcoin, right? 

[davout]

Open source trading platform :
https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central