Short Q&A with Jaron Lukasiewicz, Coinsetter’s CEO
Coinsetter is a Wall Street built bitcoin exchange for firms and individuals. The company’s trading platform puts the power of institutional bitcoin trading at the customers fingertips. Coinsetter offers an industry leading feature set to all types of users by aggregating the feeds of multiple exchanges to offer the best bitcoin prices available anywhere along with a deep liquidity near the market price nearly unmatched. Both businesses and individuals can benefit from using Coinsetter bitcoin exchange. The company’s full exchange feature set is widely available to most customers with....
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In a recent interview to TheProtocol. TV, Founder & CEO of the New York-based Bitcoin exchange Coinsetter, Jaron Lukasiewicz admitted to being a really big fan of the cryptocurrency and the technology behind it. When asked about how his outlook on Bitcoin has changed with time, Jaron said that his passion has greatly increased and is now fueled by reasons other than when he first entered into the Bitcoin space. When he first started reading about Bitcoin in early 2012, it was just a novel concept and not very valuable, he said. Hence, he looked at it the same way, with not much depth. But....
Coinsetter is a New York City, venture capital financed bitcoin exchange that is dedicated to making bitcoin safe and reliable for active users. Recently the exchange introduced new features to its professional Platform. Operating since 2012, the company offers a transparent and institutional exchange with professional trading features and an easy to use platform. Coinsetter, recently announced the release of what is, by far, the most highly requested feature in their history: margin trading and shorting of Bitcoin extended to all customers, with up to 5X leverage and interest-free margin....
CoinTelegraph spoke with the CEO of Coinsetter and CAVirtex, Jaron Lukasiewicz, about their new margin trading program, their plans following the purchase of Canada’s largest crypto exchange, and which global city is the real Bitcoin capital. CoinTelegraph: Since we last spoke, you said that “New York is the place to be for Bitcoin.” Many would argue that London has now become the new hotspot for Bitcoin and fintech. Has it replaced NYC? Jaron Lukasiewicz: Coinsetter is currently applying for the BitLicense so that we can continue to do business in New York State. While the regulatory....
The New York Times reports that American officials at the state and federal levels are concerned about whether digital currencies can police themselves and have begun “broad investigations.” Already, the Senate homeland security committee has sent out a written query asking financial regulators and heads of law enforcement what threats and risks “virtual currency” poses. “This is something … that demands a whole government response,” an anonymous source close to the inquiry is quoted as saying. This all coincides with a subpoena from the State of New York’s Superintendent of Financial....
At first blush, bitcoin and gambling seem like a pretty comfortable pair and it seems to be flourishing. The concept of bitcoin and in-casino gambling may be a bit further off right now for the mainstream, but it's coming. And Ardon Lukasiewicz, brother of Coinsetter CEO Jaron Lukasiewicz, is all-in on bitcoin and brick-and-mortar casinos. "I'd like to pursue Las Vegas as the bitcoin mega-destination," he says. Lukasiewicz is the CEO of Bitmarkers, a company that plans to offer frictionless movement for gambling money via the use of bitcoin. Unlike the relatively unregulated online....