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| What are the benefits?by Simon Minister, DXTrainers | | | | $100 trade, or 7%. |
| It is well known that one of the safest, most | | | | Cashing out profits |
| lucrative investments you can make on the Internet | | | | You decide to withdraw $500 in profits you've |
| today is the business of Market-Making [e-Currency | | | | earned from processing e-Currency exchange |
| exchange requests]. There are several e-Currencies | | | | requests. You have the money sent for example, to |
| available for both business and personal use on the | | | | your IntGold account, and then you use your IntGold |
| Internet, and each competes with the others on the | | | | debit card, which may charge you a small transfer |
| basis of various options. All e-Currencies are easily | | | | fee of 2%, to withdraw the money. Or for example, |
| convertible from, and to, most National currencies. | | | | you could have the money sent to your E-Bullion |
| e-Currencies are simply the optimal form of | | | | account, and then have it transferred directly to your |
| worldwide, instantaneous payments over the | | | | bank account overnight for a 4% fee. These small |
| Internet. Examples of e-Currencies are: E-Gold, | | | | fees don't bother you at all, because they keep the |
| IntGold, E-Bullion, NetPay and Pecunix. | | | | systems operating so that you have quick and |
| Millions of individuals, the world over, hold at least | | | | flexible options for receiving your money. |
| some funds in one or more e-Currencies. Since | | | | Buying e-Currency |
| different businesses accept different e-Currencies for | | | | You choose to buy e-gold from your bank account, |
| the products or services that they provide, individuals | | | | but first you would have to have an E-Gold account, |
| find themselves trading across these e-Currencies: for | | | | so you would go to e-gold and open one, which just |
| example, from E-Gold to IntGold, or Pecunix to | | | | takes a few minutes. Then you would go on a hunt |
| E-Bullion, etc. There is literally teeming millions of | | | | and perhaps you would use the services of |
| e-Currency exchanges requested and fulfilled | | | | LondonGoldExchange, where you find that you can |
| monthly, and every exchange is made through a | | | | buy E-Gold from your bank account for a very small |
| Market-Maker, who usually charges a fee of between | | | | fee. Following the instructions, you can have your |
| 5% and 20% for rapid trades, conversion to hard | | | | E-Gold within just a couple of days, and you can |
| currency, or other conversions.e-Currencies are the | | | | begin to make money with it immediately. |
| equivalent of an ATM machine being placed into | | | | By now, you should have a basic idea about |
| every household, worldwide. e-Currencies are virtually | | | | e-Currencies and Market-Makers in general. Clearly, |
| free to own and operate, and they can be used to | | | | Market-Makers are in an excellent position: they |
| create excellent income. Market-Makers act like the | | | | virtually make money 'out of thin air,' by simply |
| actual payment services for ATM machines: like | | | | having money in different 'buying-power' forms |
| Cirrus, or Star Network, or MasterCard, or even Visa. | | | | available for trades. The interesting thing to be |
| Thus, e-Currency transactions have the power to be | | | | understood is that the demand for e-Currency |
| far more common than ATM withdrawals, and the | | | | exchanges is rising faster than the ability of current |
| demand for e-Currencies is rising constantly forcing | | | | Market-Makers to keep up with the processing of |
| the recent huge increases in the value of gold in | | | | those exchangers within a relatively efficient period |
| general. | | | | of time. In other words, DXInOne needs more people |
| Market-Makers have one vital job: to accumulate as | | | | to help them process these exchange requests |
| much of each commonly traded e-Currency as they | | | | efficiently so that they can remain competitive with |
| possibly can, in order to lower their fees below their | | | | other networks. Some Market-Makers work in small |
| competitors and work on 'volume' trades for a living. | | | | networks, say 20 or 25 people, who are pooling |
| For the average Market-Maker this requires intense | | | | funds. Some, like the DXInOne system, is far larger |
| marketing of their service. Clearly, there are two | | | | yet. The DXInOne system makes it possible for |
| options open to the Market-Maker who wishes to | | | | anyone to add any amount of funds, at any time, to |
| compete at higher trade volumes. The first option | | | | the entire Market-Making network provided by the |
| might be that the Market-Maker can operate as part | | | | system. There can be as many as 60,000 or more |
| of a network of Market-Makers, such as the massive | | | | exchange requests in the main network, at any one |
| DXInOne network. That network will distribute | | | | time, for one e-Currency alone; huge numbers of |
| exchanges fairly based on the participation and | | | | Market-Makers in the DXInOne system are already |
| funding of each Market-Maker. The other option | | | | working around the clock, worldwide, and never able |
| might be that the Market-Maker may already have | | | | to process all of the exchanges that they see! |
| access to sharply increasing 'demand' for exchanges, | | | | They are often given more than $25,000 in requests, |
| and merely be interested in offering a share of | | | | each, to get to daily, and simply don't have enough |
| profits to individuals who provide additional | | | | funds at the ready to run them all swiftly, even |
| e-Currency to that Market-Maker, allowing for more | | | | though each exchange pays the Market-Maker about |
| and larger exchanges in shorter periods of time. | | | | 6% - 14% in profits! |
| Typical e-Currency Trade | | | | It is simply not possible for any one Market-Making |
| You are surfing the net and you stumble across a | | | | network to have enough funds available at any one |
| service or product that you would like to buy. The | | | | time to keep up with all of the worldwide exchange |
| payment choice which is required for this product is | | | | requests. An exchanger processor who works with |
| NetPay. Let's say you have a NetPay account, but | | | | about $5000 in funds can only process about $5000 |
| you don't have any money in it. However you have | | | | worth of exchanges at once, and then needs to get |
| plenty of Pecunix in your Pecunix account. Therefore | | | | his or her money exchanged back around, within a |
| you look through the directories of Market-Makers | | | | few days, in order to process another $5500 worth |
| for both NetPay and Pecunix, and you choose to | | | | of exchanges, meaning the original $5000, plus the |
| fund one that works for your needs. You discover | | | | profit from the first batch of exchanges. We have |
| that an overnight exchange, less than 24 hours, | | | | thousands of exchange processors in our network |
| would cost you about 10%. Since this works for your | | | | who operate in this way and because demand rises |
| needs, you make the transaction: you will send that | | | | so rapidly we are in need of thousands of more. In |
| Market-Maker your $100 in Pecunix and in exchange | | | | this system, it's not about whether you will make this |
| you receive $90 in NetPay. You are now immediately | | | | kind of money, but rather how fast you will make |
| available to go and buy that product or service. | | | | this kind of money, with the money remaining in your |
| Notice that the Market-Maker has just made $10, | | | | control. |
| minus whatever they may have had to pay in | | | | This article was written by Simon Minister, owner of |
| receive fees for the Pecunix they received, which | | | | Dynamic-Xchange. |
| depending on the trade, may have come to $3. So | | | | |