Quote from: ldoubleu on January 12, 2018, 07:45:44 PM

Hi there

I know, time is running - but I am having a principle question concerning the process of obtaining XBC with cryptocurrencies (ETH) through the direct channel with XBX. You are stating that you are establishing a business link to Bitstamp to be able to exchange ETH to XBC (ETH to USD, USD to XBC). So now, if I want to secure my ETH by buying XBC (with the utility token XBX) you are in the same liquidity trap as ANY user in Bitstamp, trying to exchange ETH to US Dollar, no? If I am doing the exchange ETH -> USD manually at Bitstamp I can control how I am selling my ETH, when the market isnt liquid enough. I am in this trap at Coinbase (GDax) in the ETH/EUR market, where I am having real trouble buying/selling more than 100 ETH at once.

So I do not see any real advantage letting your smart contract doing the conversion with Bitstamp compared by a manual conversion. You find yourself in the same liquidity boundaries as any user in Bitstamp, no?

Thanks indeed for an explanation!

Hello. Yes, at Bitstamp there will be the same limits to liquidity everyone else might face. But b2b account with Bitstamp is just the first step in our crypto/fiat infrastructure. When X8 system diversifies with several exchanges, liquidity traps will be overcome by algorithms choosing optimal conditions for the crypo/fiat transition.