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BooBoo
Hello,

I'm fairly new to the concept of DX and I'm still deciding whether to sign up an account or not...

I've read quite a bit about it, but one thing I'm unsure of is this:


Say I inXchange $1000 of my real money into DXMerchant A's real e-gold account.

I then get credited with 1000 DXG.

Say four other people also undertake this transaction.

The DXMerchant, although he is 'less' $5000DXG in his DXAccount, now has $5000 real money in his e-gold account.


What is in place to stop this DXMerchant from spending the $5000 real money on a yacht and then abandoning the system, thus leaving an imbalance of real money : DXG, and therefore inadequate funds to pay out everyone's holdings if everyone decided to leave the DX program tomorrow?

I guess I'm unsure about how the float is monitored and 'secured'... how would the DXSystem know if any given merchant's e-gold account balance has dropped below the minimum level he is supposed to have?



Thank you for any help anyone can provide on this matter




parps
A merchant can only receive InXchanges up to the value of their float balance. The only way for a merchant to build a float is to process OutXchanges. That means, if a merchant has a $5000 float, they have brought $5000 real money into the system by processing others OutXchanges. So if they then receive $5000 in InXchanges, they are effectively even. If they choose to cash out their e-gold, the system would be in equilibrium (minus merchant commissions). DXSynergy doesn't need to know what happens in the external e-currency accounts, they only care about the float, which is backed by real money that the merchant has added to the system.

Hope this makes sense smile.gif

QUOTE(BooBoo @ Dec 20 2006, 03:58 PM) [snapback]3394464[/snapback]

Hello,

I'm fairly new to the concept of DX and I'm still deciding whether to sign up an account or not...

I've read quite a bit about it, but one thing I'm unsure of is this:
Say I inXchange $1000 of my real money into DXMerchant A's real e-gold account.

I then get credited with 1000 DXG.

Say four other people also undertake this transaction.

The DXMerchant, although he is 'less' $5000DXG in his DXAccount, now has $5000 real money in his e-gold account.
What is in place to stop this DXMerchant from spending the $5000 real money on a yacht and then abandoning the system, thus leaving an imbalance of real money : DXG, and therefore inadequate funds to pay out everyone's holdings if everyone decided to leave the DX program tomorrow?

I guess I'm unsure about how the float is monitored and 'secured'... how would the DXSystem know if any given merchant's e-gold account balance has dropped below the minimum level he is supposed to have?
Thank you for any help anyone can provide on this matter
Dynamic-Xchange
Exactly. Sufficient measures have been put in place to make sure the DXSystem is properly balanced so there is no chance of someone doing a run on the house so to speak.
bafoby
Help! I don't get it. What is DX?
Dynamic-Xchange
QUOTE(bafoby @ Dec 28 2006, 03:53 PM) [snapback]3431026[/snapback]

Help! I don't get it. What is DX?

If you want to learn more about DXSynergy I suggest reading about it here:

http://www.dynamic-xchange.com
oneplanet
QUOTE(bafoby @ Dec 28 2006, 03:53 PM) [snapback]3431026[/snapback]

Help! I don't get it. What is DX?



Hi bafoby,

I suggest you join DX4All where you will get free up to date information about DXSynergy. smile.gif
Doro Ajani
Watching these may give you some additional insight:

http://www.dxpowerteam.com/sample/E-currency_Review.html

This one's was developed during the DXInOne version of the DXSystem. The bonuses aren't as high today under the DXSynergy version as they appear in this audio/video stream, but the genral functionality of the Merchant Console remains the same:

http://www.ecurrencybiz.com/images/ecurren...eSTREAMING.html
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