An exchange platform with a subscription fee instead of exchange comission - sounds good, but have you studied the similar projects' business models? Why are you so sure that $0.3 per day will be enough to keep the project moving forward? Why do other exchange platforms require more money, maybe it's not just greed but a transaction cost?
Hello, Yrett!
Your question really is a good one, but you just have to do a little bit of it and you'll get the result for yourself.
Stipulating that I hire my unlimited services, ie putting the price on the roof (servers, employees, rent, costs, bills, extra staff, outsourced services) Zero Exchange would have a monthly cost of maximum $ 15,000 month, with an overvaluation.
Now the pre-release business plan I've worked on will sell 25,000 signatures before launch. (It has the advantages to buy before.) Suppose that after the launch we only have 5 thousand monthly users and each user earns $ 10.00 per month is equivalent to $ 50,000. So I think even spending half a month is profitable and that's a minimal basis.
Good question! I also want to hear the answer. The project with only one advantage - low fees,, will not be stable. Any competitor can duplicate this advantate by decreasing comissions.
Hi,Kramblerty !
The competition could rather copy the project and do the same thing, but now if you calculate how much they earn in 1 month they will see that they will never fail to earn streams of money to lower their earnings.
As long as I have time I will do an approximate study of how much the exchanges in Brazil earn per month only by calculating the internal rates.
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OBS: Let's say that a medium-sized exchange moves about 10k bitcoin per month and earns only 0.15% of the total value would be the equivalent of:
10000BTC * $ 11,000 = $ 110,000,000 - 99.85% = $ 165,000 / month
To give more integrity to what I said above, print only move in the last 24 hours Poloniex, Bittrex and Cryptopia.
