Coinsetter launches private beta to 'make bitcoin trading quicker and more flexible'
New York-based exchange Coinsetter opened up its private beta this week, serving an international audience. CEO Jaron Lukasiewicz started sending out around 100 private invitations each day to individuals as of Tuesday. He is positioning the site as a 'liquidity platform', highlighting what he says is a superior matching engine for its order book. The software will enable people to trade more quickly and flexibly on the site, he claimed. The firm touts millisecond trading as one of its differentiating features. One turnaround for the firm was its announcement that it would now serve....
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New York City-based bitcoin exchange Coinsetter is still in a beta testing phase, but that's not stopping the platform's users from trading a significant amount of bitcoin. Marshall Swatt, CTO at Coinsetter, announced via Twitter on Tuesday "is starting to achieve some very large daily volume." According to Swatt, the exchange's daily volume has surpassed 1,000 BTC (or over $500k USD). Not bad for a system with a limited user base (for now). Coinsetter describes themselves as a platform designed for the serious trader, capable of handling high-frequency trading and actively sourcing....
The New York City-based Coinsetter bitcoin exchange has finally launched a full release out of a beta, the company said in a Thursday morning announcement. The launch makes the exchange - available for both consumers and institutional traders - a full-featured enterprise-level trading platform. Professionally tested, they indicate, with trade executions in as low as 40 milliseconds. Users now have several options when it comes to account funding via bank transfers and bitcoin transfers. With telephone support from New York City along with impressive trouble ticket response times, this....
Here's another Bitcoin exchange you might like to know about. It's called Coinsetter and it's brand-spanking-new. Oh, and it launched this morning, hoping to transform the Bitcoin exchange experience in the United States. Back in April, the company was able to secure about half-million USD in funding, and today, the New York-based exchange is open for trading. Users are able to transfer in and out of the exchange using Bitcoin right now, and the company is working to incorporate ACH transfers over the next year. What's cool about this exchange is that Coinsetter expects to include....
New York-based bitcoin exchange Coinsetter has officially exited beta, ending the trial stage of its product that began in November of last year. To promote the launch, Coinsetter is lowering exchange commission fees to 0.10% for most active users, down from 0.25-0.50%. Furthermore, the exchange now offers both email and live phone support. Speaking to CoinDesk, Coinsetter CEO Jaron Lukasiewicz explained that he feels the exchange is now ready to launch because its liquidity has finally caught up to the quality of its trading tools - a development that allows it to now expand its customer....
We've been really fascinated by a new exchange called Coinsetter. This New York City-based institutional platform is designed for the serious bitcoin trader with an infrastructure that can quite possibly put other exchanges to shame. And today, they've announced some new features and updates. Streaming Websockets API. According to Coinsetter, users can now monitor price quotes and trade executions on the platform in real time using the platform's Websockets API. This will allow users to have access to a low-latency trading experience, which is certainly a good thing. Virtual Trading....