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Once Mt. Gox was the biggest Bitcoin exchange, today it has become a synonym for mismanagement and everything that can go wrong with a Bitcoin company. The sentiments are shared even by Tech entrepreneur Zhenya Tsvetnenko when he says that his company has modeled itself as the opposite of Mt Gox.
He was referring to $450 million collapse of the Japanese-based Bitcoin exchange that lost millions of dollars of investors. The Bitcoin exchange CEO also faced charges of swindling the funds sources from investors for personal uses. However, the severe impact that the failure has left on the people is that they are now wary of investing in Bitcoin companies.
Tech entrepreneur Zhenya Tsvetnenko understands this and for that reason he assures the investors and people that DigitalBTC is everything what Mt. Gox was not. It has been modeled as the opposite of the failed Bitcoin exchange. He believes that the future of Bitcoin is stable, and failure of Mt. Gox teaches every other company what not to do.
DigitalBTC Will Follow the Best Business Practices
Earlier, the Perth-based DigitalBTC became the first Bitcoin company that traded in the Australian Stock Exchange. It traded at 28.5c – above its 20c prospectus price and according to the market experts it is going to go higher in the next couple of trading days. Mr Tsvetnenko believes that the listing was part of its drive for transparency.
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http://www.forexminute.com/bitcoin/digitalbtc-ceo-says-his-company-modeled-as-the-opposite-of-mt-gox-35457Secondary Article Date: June 15
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Australian multi-service bitcoin company digitalBTC will make history today as the first cryptocurrency-focused company to trade on a major mainstream stock exchange.
DigitalBTC, which began as a mining operation but also engages in bitcoin trading and is developing retail and consumer applications, debuted on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) this morning as Digital CC Limited (trading as digitalBTC; ASX code: DCC).
The ASX has a daily turnover of over AUD$4.6bn (US$4.32bn) and a market cap of around AUD$1.6tn.
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http://www.coindesk.com/digitalbtc-makes-history-australian-stock-market-debut/