Quote from: gowron on July 21, 2015, 09:23:07 AM

Quote from: Benson Samuel on July 21, 2015, 09:07:06 AM

Hmm, probably not quite.
Cos these transactions are happening on the Exchange. But the total stock is not issued by the Market/ Exchange in our case. Is this what you meant?

We may be debating a minor point here, but it is important to get the terminology right.

A 'Transaction on an Exchange' is where the exchange squares off a pending Buy Order against a pending Sell Order. Technically this is two transactions - a Buy for the Buyer and a Sell for the Seller.

When a user "deposits bitcoins" -> they are bringing the asset from another wallet or source into your trading account so their balance increases. There is no role of the Exchange in this at all. To take the Stock Market analogy, There are three entities: (a) The Exchange such as BSE/NSE, (b) a demat account - that holds shares owned by users and (c) a trading account that allows a user to meet other owners of assets and exchange for consideration. The "Market" is only the Exchange in this. I can purchase shares directly from my friend and deposit those shares into my demat account. When I do this the Exchange does not come into the picture.

I guess in your case Coinsecure is all three, which is the confusion.

Anyway, this may all be too pedantic ...

Thanks for the quick response on getting this fixed.

Nah, no debate here mate.. It does make good sense.
I am opening out the timeline to API as well, so that should contain almost all the outputs that we have for each user.