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==History== | ==History== | ||
Trading on the site began February 6th, 2010<ref>[ | Trading on the site began February 6th, 2010<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20.msg265#msg265 Announcement by dwdollar]</ref> | ||
A major update to the site occurred in March, 2011. Among the changes were: smaller minimum trade size, 24 X 7 trading, and some steps to help ensure that payment will be made for trades that execute. | A major update to the site occurred in March, 2011. Among the changes were: smaller minimum trade size, 24 X 7 trading, and some steps to help ensure that payment will be made for trades that execute. | ||
Though the site at one time was used for trading using PayPal as payment method, fraud caused the exchange to discontinue PayPal trading on June 4, 2011<ref>[ | Though the site at one time was used for trading using PayPal as payment method, fraud caused the exchange to discontinue PayPal trading on June 4, 2011<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12678 Recent Events At Bitcoin Market]</ref>. | ||
Important information can also be gained from the Bitcoin Market website homepage which shows a graph of the Bitcoin exchange rate (to US Dollars). This data is also offered in the JSON format. | Important information can also be gained from the Bitcoin Market website homepage which shows a graph of the Bitcoin exchange rate (to US Dollars). This data is also offered in the JSON format. | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 1 November 2016
The Bitcoin Market is a former bitcoin currency exchange site owned and operated by dwdollar.
History
Trading on the site began February 6th, 2010[1]
A major update to the site occurred in March, 2011. Among the changes were: smaller minimum trade size, 24 X 7 trading, and some steps to help ensure that payment will be made for trades that execute.
Though the site at one time was used for trading using PayPal as payment method, fraud caused the exchange to discontinue PayPal trading on June 4, 2011[2].
Important information can also be gained from the Bitcoin Market website homepage which shows a graph of the Bitcoin exchange rate (to US Dollars). This data is also offered in the JSON format.