For BTC Global, bitcoins aren’t viewed as a new currency, but the technology of the future. In their world, digital currencies are swapped, goods are sent in the form of emails, and printed by the buyer with a 3D printer.
Targeting this world of changing technology, BTC Global is creating a diverse set of resources to cater to this future. Products on the table include secure solutions for cold storage of bitcoins, merchant services, and trading platforms. Already in existence is BTCXperts, a global directory of bitcoin business and professionals providing consulting services, and coming soon is BitBilly, an online bitcoin payment system, and BTCoinSafe, a high security bitcoin storage facility.
BTC.UY
At the core of BTC Global’s operation is BTC.UY, a bitcoin exchange and trading platform. BTC.UY follows the direction of other emerging bitcoin platforms in that the aim is to provide a high performance system to attract traders from other asset classes that have greater expectations of how an exchange should operate. According to Morell, the exchange will be powered by a professional trading platform that uses a high performance trading engine similar to what is available to other asset classes. According to BTC Global, their order matching engine can handle over 300,000 orders per second, which BTC believes is 10,000 times more capable than technology currently being used at the largest bitcoin exchange (data about the engine was shared on YouTube recently). Vladimir Marchenko, CTO at BTC Global was quoted as comparing the system to that of LMAX, which provides a low latency order matching platform at the center of its forex trading exchange.
In contrast to other exchanges and platforms being founded, BTC.UY aims to resemble traditional stock exchanges. As such, it will include opening and close times. Morell explained that using this system would lead to more consistent volumes, which would in-turn produce better data for traders. In addition, BTC believes that volumes will be aided by the complimentary payment solutions services such as the above mentioned BitBilly which is expected to send orders to the exchange for fiat conversion.
Currently, BTC Global expects to launch BTC.UY in the next few weeks, with an initial rollout in six Latin American countries; Uruaguay, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Paraguay. Morell explained that the limits on a global launch aren’t limited to technology, but to legal and financial issues involved with onboarding accounts from different regions. In Morell’s opinion, having a strong banking relationship is the biggest hurdle to climb when building an exchange. Recent examples of exchanges being shut down include Bitfloor and Bitcoin24, where their banks closed their accounts after becoming suspicious of money flow. In Bitfloor’s case, it had initially been closed for a period of time in 2012 following a hack attack, but had reopened.
With BTC.UY, accounts will be opened directly with the exchange or through a local representative. The use of local offices, which may be BTC.UY subsidiaries, is to adhere to regional rules and regulations that are required for currency transfers and trading.
Montevideo Uruguay
Another difference for BTC.UY is its choice of headquartering in Montevideo, Uruguay. For BTC Global, the choice of location is by design and fits their long-term vision of bitcoins and digital currencies. Dubbed as the ‘Switzerland of America’, Montevideo is known for being pro-business with financial stability. As a result, the city has become the home to international backed private banks, servicing many of the wealthiest citizens of Latin America. The city has also attracted financial firms using Montevideo as their regional headquarters. In the FX world, a recent example was Saxo Bank’s announcement in February that it had opened a regional office in the city.
In Morell’s description, Montevideo is the “perfect location for banking and finance, it has low corruption, a true democracy, political support for financial firms. It’s the perfect place for a startup.” Morell isn’t the only who shares those feelings, as along with Chile and Brazil, Uruguay has become a growing center for technology startups within South America.
As a bitcoin startup, for BTC Global it was important to launch their exchange in a location that would be supportive of the long term direction of digital currencies, and how they can overtake fiat money. In that regard, Morell explained that they have received political support for BTC.UY, and that the Uruguayan government is interested in their country becoming the host of ‘Swiss Banks’ for crypto currencies.
BTC Global
Founded by digital currency supporters, BTC Global’s team is composed of people with very diverse backgrounds from around the world. The company boasts early seasoned entrepenuers, bitcoin pioneers, e-commerce professionals and in their own words ‘tech nerds’. The firms is headquartered in Montevideo, with additional offices in Memphis, Tennessee and Berlin, with employees working together from different parts of the world.
Targeting this world of changing technology, BTC Global is creating a diverse set of resources to cater to this future. Products on the table include secure solutions for cold storage of bitcoins, merchant services, and trading platforms. Already in existence is BTCXperts, a global directory of bitcoin business and professionals providing consulting services, and coming soon is BitBilly, an online bitcoin payment system, and BTCoinSafe, a high security bitcoin storage facility.
BTC.UY
At the core of BTC Global’s operation is BTC.UY, a bitcoin exchange and trading platform. BTC.UY follows the direction of other emerging bitcoin platforms in that the aim is to provide a high performance system to attract traders from other asset classes that have greater expectations of how an exchange should operate. According to Morell, the exchange will be powered by a professional trading platform that uses a high performance trading engine similar to what is available to other asset classes. According to BTC Global, their order matching engine can handle over 300,000 orders per second, which BTC believes is 10,000 times more capable than technology currently being used at the largest bitcoin exchange (data about the engine was shared on YouTube recently). Vladimir Marchenko, CTO at BTC Global was quoted as comparing the system to that of LMAX, which provides a low latency order matching platform at the center of its forex trading exchange.
In contrast to other exchanges and platforms being founded, BTC.UY aims to resemble traditional stock exchanges. As such, it will include opening and close times. Morell explained that using this system would lead to more consistent volumes, which would in-turn produce better data for traders. In addition, BTC believes that volumes will be aided by the complimentary payment solutions services such as the above mentioned BitBilly which is expected to send orders to the exchange for fiat conversion.
Currently, BTC Global expects to launch BTC.UY in the next few weeks, with an initial rollout in six Latin American countries; Uruaguay, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Paraguay. Morell explained that the limits on a global launch aren’t limited to technology, but to legal and financial issues involved with onboarding accounts from different regions. In Morell’s opinion, having a strong banking relationship is the biggest hurdle to climb when building an exchange. Recent examples of exchanges being shut down include Bitfloor and Bitcoin24, where their banks closed their accounts after becoming suspicious of money flow. In Bitfloor’s case, it had initially been closed for a period of time in 2012 following a hack attack, but had reopened.
With BTC.UY, accounts will be opened directly with the exchange or through a local representative. The use of local offices, which may be BTC.UY subsidiaries, is to adhere to regional rules and regulations that are required for currency transfers and trading.
Montevideo Uruguay
Another difference for BTC.UY is its choice of headquartering in Montevideo, Uruguay. For BTC Global, the choice of location is by design and fits their long-term vision of bitcoins and digital currencies. Dubbed as the ‘Switzerland of America’, Montevideo is known for being pro-business with financial stability. As a result, the city has become the home to international backed private banks, servicing many of the wealthiest citizens of Latin America. The city has also attracted financial firms using Montevideo as their regional headquarters. In the FX world, a recent example was Saxo Bank’s announcement in February that it had opened a regional office in the city.
In Morell’s description, Montevideo is the “perfect location for banking and finance, it has low corruption, a true democracy, political support for financial firms. It’s the perfect place for a startup.” Morell isn’t the only who shares those feelings, as along with Chile and Brazil, Uruguay has become a growing center for technology startups within South America.
As a bitcoin startup, for BTC Global it was important to launch their exchange in a location that would be supportive of the long term direction of digital currencies, and how they can overtake fiat money. In that regard, Morell explained that they have received political support for BTC.UY, and that the Uruguayan government is interested in their country becoming the host of ‘Swiss Banks’ for crypto currencies.
BTC Global
Founded by digital currency supporters, BTC Global’s team is composed of people with very diverse backgrounds from around the world. The company boasts early seasoned entrepenuers, bitcoin pioneers, e-commerce professionals and in their own words ‘tech nerds’. The firms is headquartered in Montevideo, with additional offices in Memphis, Tennessee and Berlin, with employees working together from different parts of the world.
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A clear view of which channels deliver funded, retained traders across Singapore, Japan, and Southeast Asia
Understanding of how to structure IB partnerships for LTV, not first deposit
Insight into what localization actually costs beyond the translation budget
Perspective on how ad restrictions, crypto promotion limits, and bundling rules differ across APAC jurisdictions
A read on whether the super-app model changes acquisition economics for retail investing platforms
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Attendees will walk away with:
A clear view of which channels deliver funded, retained traders across Singapore, Japan, and Southeast Asia
Understanding of how to structure IB partnerships for LTV, not first deposit
Insight into what localization actually costs beyond the translation budget
Perspective on how ad restrictions, crypto promotion limits, and bundling rules differ across APAC jurisdictions
A read on whether the super-app model changes acquisition economics for retail investing platforms
APAC accounts for two-thirds of global retail trading traffic, but with differences of language, regulation, and trader profile, the region's growth is ag great as complexity.
This session gathers CMOs, heads of acquisition, and IB relationship managers to examine what actually works, channel by channel, market by market.
Attendees will walk away with:
A clear view of which channels deliver funded, retained traders across Singapore, Japan, and Southeast Asia
Understanding of how to structure IB partnerships for LTV, not first deposit
Insight into what localization actually costs beyond the translation budget
Perspective on how ad restrictions, crypto promotion limits, and bundling rules differ across APAC jurisdictions
A read on whether the super-app model changes acquisition economics for retail investing platforms
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A clear view of which channels deliver funded, retained traders across Singapore, Japan, and Southeast Asia
Understanding of how to structure IB partnerships for LTV, not first deposit
Insight into what localization actually costs beyond the translation budget
Perspective on how ad restrictions, crypto promotion limits, and bundling rules differ across APAC jurisdictions
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A clear view of which channels deliver funded, retained traders across Singapore, Japan, and Southeast Asia
Understanding of how to structure IB partnerships for LTV, not first deposit
Insight into what localization actually costs beyond the translation budget
Perspective on how ad restrictions, crypto promotion limits, and bundling rules differ across APAC jurisdictions
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