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[Yamane_Keto]

That would be good for your platform to attract more users. Btw, have you completely moved on from the THORChain liquidity?

Yes, they no longer use THORChain structure, but I have noticed large deposits to their wallets using THORChain, perhaps they are still using it to balance liquidity.

[SamReomo]

Yes, they no longer use THORChain structure, but I have noticed large deposits to their wallets using THORChain, perhaps they are still using it to balance liquidity.

They've no official statement regrading that but it's on them to deposit liquidity from anywhere to their wallets as long as they're the ones providing liquidity directly, users will not face any issue. It's always better to have your own liquidity pool so user won't face any delays or any uncertain issues.

[Ultegra134]

Both of those are useful goals, the affiliate system is highly needed because once it's fully functional then many people will refers users to b1exch and that will result into more transactions and recurring users. And, the flat fee rate of 0.5% is going to be much helpful for many people because if such low rates are offered by a no KYC platform then most people who give priority to privacy will shift to no KYC exchanges.

The affiliate system is a great incentive for existing users to promote the exchange even further. Most exchanges already have a similar system in place (Binance's affiliate system used to be quite popular a few years ago, not sure now) and I even invited a few people myself. Anyway, I'm personally looking forward to the implementation of BNB trading, which is labelled as "coming soon" but hasn't taken place yet. Hopefully, it'll be added soon enough.

[SamReomo]

The affiliate system is a great incentive for existing users to promote the exchange even further. Most exchanges already have a similar system in place (Binance's affiliate system used to be quite popular a few years ago, not sure now) and I even invited a few people myself. Anyway, I'm personally looking forward to the implementation of BNB trading, which is labelled as "coming soon" but hasn't taken place yet. Hopefully, it'll be added soon enough.

Platforms mostly gain new users via affiliate system because the influencers can promote those platforms to their followers in order to get affiliate commissions. Binance and other platforms still offer good advantages to the ones who bring new users to their platforms. I believe with affiliate system a platform like b1exch will gain more users in short period, those won't be just ordinary users but the ones who use the platform and make many transactions overtime. BNB, and a few other coins will be added to the platform I guess in sometime meanwhile we can enjoy trading the available coins.

[PX-Z]

The affiliate system is a great incentive for existing users to promote the exchange even further. Most exchanges already have a similar system in place (Binance's affiliate system used to be quite popular a few years ago, not sure now) and I even invited a few people myself. Anyway, I'm personally looking forward to the implementation of BNB trading, which is labelled as "coming soon" but hasn't taken place yet. Hopefully, it'll be added soon enough.

Platforms mostly gain new users via affiliate system because the influencers can promote those platforms to their followers in order to get affiliate commissions. Binance and other platforms still offer good advantages to the ones who bring new users to their platforms. I believe with affiliate system a platform like b1exch will gain more users in short period, those won't be just ordinary users but the ones who use the platform and make many transactions overtime. BNB, and a few other coins will be added to the platform I guess in sometime meanwhile we can enjoy trading the available coins.

It's not always like that. Different platforms and different target users require different marketing approaches, especially when it comes to affiliate marketing. Affiliates usually earn through a percentage of the transactions made by their referred users, and in the case of b1exch, they already promote lower fees compared to exchanges like binance and similar platforms. Because of that, I don't think a wide scale affiliate setup would be that scalable from their side.

That's why a more targeted promotion approach makes more sense for non-kyc exchanges. It's similar to how mixers and non-kyc swap services market themselves, focusing on users who specifically value privacy and low restrictions rather than trying to target everyone.

[SamReomo]

It's not always like that. Different platforms and different target users require different marketing approaches, especially when it comes to affiliate marketing. Affiliates usually earn through a percentage of the transactions made by their referred users, and in the case of b1exch, they already promote lower fees compared to exchanges like binance and similar platforms. Because of that, I don't think a wide scale affiliate setup would be that scalable from their side.

That's why a more targeted promotion approach makes more sense for non-kyc exchanges. It's similar to how mixers and non-kyc swap services market themselves, focusing on users who specifically value privacy and low restrictions rather than trying to target everyone.

Fees at Binance are very low compared to any no KYC exchange because that exchange already has millions of users and even cutting just 0.1% in fees per trade is more than enough for an exchange like Binance. B1exch fees are still high when we compare those fees to Binance and now they've enough liquidity to handle most trades. I believe they can give some good commission to the ones who refer users to their site and at the same time they can keep their profit as well.

I agree with you that it's needed for no KYC exchanges to do other type of marketing always because they mostly get visibility from the other type of marketing. The sites that have marketing campaigns on Bitcointalk and on Altcoinstalks can get more exposure than those that don't have such type of marketing campaigns. But, still they affiliate system can also bring some users to their platform and for any exchange owner each new user is worthy.

[safar1980]

It's not always like that. Different platforms and different target users require different marketing approaches, especially when it comes to affiliate marketing. Affiliates usually earn through a percentage of the transactions made by their referred users, and in the case of b1exch, they already promote lower fees compared to exchanges like binance and similar platforms. Because of that, I don't think a wide scale affiliate setup would be that scalable from their side.

That's why a more targeted promotion approach makes more sense for non-kyc exchanges. It's similar to how mixers and non-kyc swap services market themselves, focusing on users who specifically value privacy and low restrictions rather than trying to target everyone.

Fees at Binance are very low compared to any no KYC exchange because that exchange already has millions of users and even cutting just 0.1% in fees per trade is more than enough for an exchange like Binance. B1exch fees are still high when we compare those fees to Binance and now they've enough liquidity to handle most trades. I believe they can give some good commission to the ones who refer users to their site and at the same time they can keep their profit as well.

I agree with you that it's needed for no KYC exchanges to do other type of marketing always because they mostly get visibility from the other type of marketing. The sites that have marketing campaigns on Bitcointalk and on Altcoinstalks can get more exposure than those that don't have such type of marketing campaigns. But, still they affiliate system can also bring some users to their platform and for any exchange owner each new user is worthy.

So, on the exchange, there are multiple internal transactions, the cost of which is $0, and it's not worth comparing two different services. Binance recently decided to ignore sanctions again and allow Russian citizens to register, as long as they provide a home address in, say, Georgia or any other country.
Here are the instructions for Russian citizens.

[TokenTikas]

It's not always like that. Different platforms and different target users require different marketing approaches, especially when it comes to affiliate marketing. Affiliates usually earn through a percentage of the transactions made by their referred users, and in the case of b1exch, they already promote lower fees compared to exchanges like binance and similar platforms. Because of that, I don't think a wide scale affiliate setup would be that scalable from their side.

Fees at Binance are very low compared to any no KYC exchange because that exchange already has millions of users and even cutting just 0.1% in fees per trade is more than enough for an exchange like Binance. B1exch fees are still high when we compare those fees to Binance and now they've enough liquidity to handle most trades. I believe they can give some good commission to the ones who refer users to their site and at the same time they can keep their profit as well.

I don’t think it’s fair to compare (binance) with (b1exch). Binance is already very popular and has millions of hunters who trust and use the platform confidently. In terms of transaction volume and low trading fees, binance is still among the top exchanges in the crypto space.

Also, when using (p2p) on binance, transactions can be completed instantly without paying any fee. On the other hand, b1exch is doing well with its (No KYC) service, but it still can’t really be compared with binance for now.

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Fees at Binance are very low compared to any no KYC exchange because that exchange already has millions of users and even cutting just 0.1% in fees per trade is more than enough for an exchange like Binance. B1exch fees are still high when we compare those fees to Binance and now they've enough liquidity to handle most trades. I believe they can give some good commission to the ones who refer users to their site and at the same time they can keep their profit as well.

I agree with you that it's needed for no KYC exchanges to do other type of marketing always because they mostly get visibility from the other type of marketing. The sites that have marketing campaigns on Bitcointalk and on Altcoinstalks can get more exposure than those that don't have such type of marketing campaigns. But, still they affiliate system can also bring some users to their platform and for any exchange owner each new user is worthy.

An affiliate program is always a good thing, but as a rule, the program itself needs a bit of promotion so that users - who are ready to drive traffic to the platform in various ways depending on their expertise - can learn about it. In the end, both the promoted platform and the affiliate program participants will benefit - the key is that the terms must be truly attractive. In recent years, quite a few large exchanges without KYC requirements have offered affiliate programs and successfully implemented them. It’s just that the time came when regulators began requiring KYC, and they had to give in on that front. Either way, whether it’s a noKYC platform or KYC affiliate marketing, it will still work.

[SamReomo]

I don’t think it’s fair to compare (binance) with (b1exch). Binance is already very popular and has millions of hunters who trust and use the platform confidently. In terms of transaction volume and low trading fees, binance is still among the top exchanges in the crypto space.

Also, when using (p2p) on binance, transactions can be completed instantly without paying any fee. On the other hand, b1exch is doing well with its (No KYC) service, but it still can’t really be compared with binance for now.

I'm not comparing it to Binance as both are different platforms. Binance is the biggest centralized exchange we have and it started its operations in 2017 while on the other hand b1exch is less than a year old if I'm not wrong.

I still think that for b1exch both affiliate and signature campaigns are needed to get more users.

Binance already has enough users that even if it stops its affiliate program that won't impact it in anyway, however big businesses always continue offer such services to gain more users because the make money out of fees.

B1exch is doing quite well and I hope overtime it will gain many new users. They're doing great when it comes to marketing and they've treated their users very gently that's why I believe they'll overtime grow and gain many new users.

[TokenTikas]

I still think that for b1exch both affiliate and signature campaigns are needed to get more users.

Yes, the way they have started already looks quite promising, and if they can continue moving forward like this, then no doubt b1exch can do much better in the future. They are already running signature campaigns on both (bitcointalk and altcointalk) forums, and at the same time they are also focusing well on the affiliate side too.

B1exch is doing quite well and I hope overtime it will gain many new users. They're doing great when it comes to marketing and they've treated their users very gently that's why I believe they'll overtime grow and gain many new users.

B1exch is already doing almost everything needed for future growth in a very proper way, and that’s one of the main reasons why many of us are hopeful that the exchange will go much further ahead in the coming days. B1exch representative, b1ack, is also putting in maximum effort and continues working with good transparency and genuine dedication.

[Ultegra134]

It's not always like that. Different platforms and different target users require different marketing approaches, especially when it comes to affiliate marketing. Affiliates usually earn through a percentage of the transactions made by their referred users, and in the case of b1exch, they already promote lower fees compared to exchanges like binance and similar platforms. Because of that, I don't think a wide scale affiliate setup would be that scalable from their side.

That's why a more targeted promotion approach makes more sense for non-kyc exchanges. It's similar to how mixers and non-kyc swap services market themselves, focusing on users who specifically value privacy and low restrictions rather than trying to target everyone.

I agree, different exchanges have different affiliate schemes, b1exch's audience and target group are much different from Binance's, hence, requires a different approach. B1exch's fees are already quite low for what they're offering, a kyc-free exchange promoting privacy and security, I'm also not quite sure what the ideal affiliate program for such an exchange is, perhaps the traditional system of earning a percentage of transactions could work, but it's certainly not the reason for users to sign-up for.

[Peanutswar]

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[The Cryptovator]

Yes, they no longer use THORChain structure, but I have noticed large deposits to their wallets using THORChain, perhaps they are still using it to balance liquidity.

They've no official statement regrading that but it's on them to deposit liquidity from anywhere to their wallets as long as they're the ones providing liquidity directly, users will not face any issue. It's always better to have your own liquidity pool so user won't face any delays or any uncertain issues.

To refill liquidity, it's not necessary to announce officially as long as funds are coming from the mixer. Users would face problems with centralised exchanges when funds come from the mixer. If b1exch refills liquidity from the mixer, then users have to face issues definitely today or tomorrow only when they use some specific CEX.

However, it's better if they refill liquidity from THORChain instead of using their liquidity directly. They only announced a transition from THORChain liquidity to their own liquidity. It remains unrevealed from where they are refilling it.

[Yamane_Keto]

They've no official statement regrading that but it's on them to deposit liquidity from anywhere to their wallets as long as they're the ones providing liquidity directly, users will not face any issue.

This is the official quote I found, and they confirm the use of other protocols without disclosing them.
and further confirmation that the liquidity is their own.

I'm not sure if this has been discussed before but I'm curious to understand... AFAIK, b1exch uses Thorchain pools (not for all assets). What does that mean exactly when from my understanding, they are using their own liquidity? they added their liquidity to Thorchain pools, and now using those to process their users swaps? as opposed to build an instant-exchange type of setup?

We use our own liquidity pools - controlled by us, seeded by us, and managed by us.

We do use other protocols for rebalancing crypto assets, and everyone in the industry does this for liquidity management. But the liquidity itself is ours, not THORChain's.