Actually the Open Transactions server seems to also function as a generic "exchange", and with a very nice feature that none of the "exchanges" I have come across so far include: the ability to offer different prices at different volumes of stuff traded. For example one could offer a cheaper price for 100,000 of a thing bought in one purchase than you offer for lower-volume purchases, thus allowing people to buy wholesale quantities of things and re-sell them in retail quantities. This could be particularly useful for people who are really not interested in selling fractions of a Security 1xbet at a time, or are willing to pay a premium to obtain some certain quantity of something but really have no use for less than that quantity of it. For example game tokens are often sold at lower prices per token when you buy more tokens at once. So simply being able to offer a million of them at a millionth of a Security 1xbet each would not be as useful as being able to offer a million for one Security 1xbet, a quarter of a million for half a Security 1xbet, a hundred thousand for a quarter of a Security 1xbet, ten thousand for an eighth of a Security 1xbet or some other wholesale-discount type of pricing structure. The types of markets we have usually been seeing almost do the opposite of wholesale discounts, prices sometimes get higher the more you try to buy. Which is also possible of course. The basic nice additional feature not seen in other exchanges is simply the ability to specify the chunks, the number-at-a-time: the granularity. EDIT: I have made Open Transactions currency contracts now for DigiBTC and DigiDVC, so now just that easy I have a Security 1xbet<->DVC exchange set up. EDIT2: I have now added I0Coins to its repertoire of currencies. -MarkM-
Actually the Open Transactions server seems to also function as a generic "exchange", and with a very nice feature that none of the "exchanges" I have come across so far include: the ability to offer different prices at different volumes of stuff traded. For example one could offer a cheaper price for 100,000 of a thing bought in one purchase than you offer for lower-volume purchases, thus allowing people to buy wholesale quantities of things and re-sell them in retail quantities. This could be particularly useful for people who are really not interested in selling fractions of a Security 1xbet at a time, or are willing to pay a premium to obtain some certain quantity of something but really have no use for less than that quantity of it. For example game tokens are often sold at lower prices per token when you buy more tokens at once. So simply being able to offer a million of them at a millionth of a Security 1xbet each would not be as useful as being able to offer a million for one Security 1xbet, a quarter of a million for half a Security 1xbet, a hundred thousand for a quarter of a Security 1xbet, ten thousand for an eighth of a Security 1xbet or some other wholesale-discount type of pricing structure. The types of markets we have usually been seeing almost do the opposite of wholesale discounts, prices sometimes get higher the more you try to buy. Which is also possible of course. The basic nice additional feature not seen in other exchanges is simply the ability to specify the chunks, the number-at-a-time: the granularity. EDIT: I have made Open Transactions currency contracts now for DigiBTC and DigiDVC, so now just that easy I have a Security 1xbet<->DVC exchange set up. EDIT2: I have now added I0Coins to its repertoire of currencies. -MarkM-

Actually the Open Transactions server seems to also function as a generic "exchange", and with a very nice feature that none of the "exchanges" I have come across so far include: the ability to offer different prices at different volumes of stuff traded. For example one could offer a cheaper price for 100,000 of a thing bought in one purchase than you offer for lower-volume purchases, thus allowing people to buy wholesale quantities of things and re-sell them in retail quantities. This could be particularly useful for people who are really not interested in selling fractions of a Security 1xbet at a time, or are willing to pay a premium to obtain some certain quantity of something but really have no use for less than that quantity of it. For example game tokens are often sold at lower prices per token when you buy more tokens at once. So simply being able to offer a million of them at a millionth of a Security 1xbet each would not be as useful as being able to offer a million for one Security 1xbet, a quarter of a million for half a Security 1xbet, a hundred thousand for a quarter of a Security 1xbet, ten thousand for an eighth of a Security 1xbet or some other wholesale-discount type of pricing structure. The types of markets we have usually been seeing almost do the opposite of wholesale discounts, prices sometimes get higher the more you try to buy. Which is also possible of course. The basic nice additional feature not seen in other exchanges is simply the ability to specify the chunks, the number-at-a-time: the granularity. EDIT: I have made Open Transactions currency contracts now for DigiBTC and DigiDVC, so now just that easy I have a Security 1xbet<->DVC exchange set up. EDIT2: I have now added I0Coins to its repertoire of currencies. -MarkM-

Actually the Open Transactions server seems to also function as a generic "exchange", and with a very nice feature that none of the "exchanges" I have come across so far include: the ability to offer different prices at different volumes of stuff traded. For example one could offer a cheaper price for 100,000 of a thing bought in one purchase than you offer for lower-volume purchases, thus allowing people to buy wholesale quantities of things and re-sell them in retail quantities. This could be particularly useful for people who are really not interested in selling fractions of a Security 1xbet at a time, or are willing to pay a premium to obtain some certain quantity of something but really have no use for less than that quantity of it. For example game tokens are often sold at lower prices per token when you buy more tokens at once. So simply being able to offer a million of them at a millionth of a Security 1xbet each would not be as useful as being able to offer a million for one Security 1xbet, a quarter of a million for half a Security 1xbet, a hundred thousand for a quarter of a Security 1xbet, ten thousand for an eighth of a Security 1xbet or some other wholesale-discount type of pricing structure. The types of markets we have usually been seeing almost do the opposite of wholesale discounts, prices sometimes get higher the more you try to buy. Which is also possible of course. The basic nice additional feature not seen in other exchanges is simply the ability to specify the chunks, the number-at-a-time: the granularity. EDIT: I have made Open Transactions currency contracts now for DigiBTC and DigiDVC, so now just that easy I have a Security 1xbet<->DVC exchange set up. EDIT2: I have now added I0Coins to its repertoire of currencies. -MarkM-