That is the million dollar question right?

OutXchanges have been slow since the end of July of 05 and there are several reasons for that. Many people place the blame directly on DXIO for the current DXIO economic situation, which is true in part that they are to blame, but not entirely. Let me explain.

1. Over-inflated Portfolios
2. DXIO preparatory changes
3. Immature system
4. Sub par Console Operations
5. Ignorant members

Over-inflated Portfolios

The first reason and primary reason that OutXchange speeds took a plunge was because people had over-inflated their Portfolios by abusing the DXDebit that was allocated to them.

In May 05' when the new system introduced 24 hour sessions as compared to the 6 day sessions that were prior, many people took advantage of a loophole that had not been foreseen by DXIO. This loophole permitted people to over-extend the borrowing power of their DXDebit and many took advantage of this to increase their TDV everyday by reinvesting their DXDebit Available towards purchasing more digots. They would then do this day after day while seeing their TDVs grow 5-10 times the original amount in a single month! I myself did this, and took $1100 and had inflated it to a TDV of about $25K in less than 3 months. That is a gain of almost 2500%!! That is ridiculous! What business can survive giving away money like that? Maybe Bill Gates? Even he would go broke eventually.

There were no restrictions at that time, so one could borrow over and over on their original principal and build their TDV to over-inflated values. During the six day sessions, this method worked fine because you could only reinvest your DXDebit once every six days as compared to every 24 hours now. Consequently, they were building the value of their Portfolio six times as fast as before. Why DXInOne did not foresee this happening puzzles me, but it is one of the major reasons why we are still recovering from the imbalanced condition that we are in. DXIO had strongly suggested that people don't over extend the credit or TDV of their portfolios, but of course nobody heeded and the frenzy and just continued on. Finally, DXIO realized that mere suggestions were not going to work, and decided to crack down on the situation by establishing several penalties and changes that would force people to stay within bounds.

Unfortunately, the destruction had been done, and DXIO decided that with the new changes they would let the system gradually correct itself rather than step in and change things drastically overnight.

With the new changes that include forcing people to pay for OA fees from Incoming Balance, and penalizing those who are above the 50% DXDebit to TDV ratio and pay OA fees from Available Balance, the system is forcing people to only build their TDVs in conjunction to the balance of the system. For instance, as OutXchanges have been slow due to the imbalance of too much supply of DXG to the demand of other e-currencies, one cannot withdraw their DXDebit to then InXchange to purchase more digots any faster than the rate of current exchanges. As OutXchanges speed up, one can then build their portfolio faster since you can then OutXchange and then InXchange your funds back into your Incoming Balance then to Reserve Balance to purchase more digots. Consequently, you can only build as quickly as the system can reasonably handle, and not anymore. This is good for the system, and will restrain it from falling into the same dilemma again in the future.

DXIO preparatory changes

This isn't as big of a factor on OutXchanges as the others, but it still plays a part in how it affects them. As DXIO is preparing to roll out the main features and services of their dynamic system, the Portfolio and Merchant aspects of their puzzle are just that—pieces that need to play their function "correctly" within the system. As we have witnessed several changes on how the portfolio and console should be operated, to how digots are to be valued, and even how DXIO has more specifically defined what they are; DXIO is not so concerned as lining our pockets as they are on having this entire system function as one machine. So as DXIO sees fit to change a feature or more to the Portfolio, Console, or digot allocations, that may inherently seem to effect speeds of OutXchanges, they are implementing those adjustments for the balance and benefit of the whole system that will be realized when they are fully matured.

That brings me to my next point.

Immature system

Most people don't even think about this, but think about how you came to know about DXIO. It was because you were told by someone selling a course on the business that you could make a lot of money with the system, right? Not one of you came into this business because DXIO themselves actively marketed to you, but through a third-party that was not directly affiliated with DXIO. Think about that. The implications of realizing this very fact is huge.

What if DXIO is not completely ready for business yet?

Ever think of that? Many of you that have come on board came with over-hyped expectations that were just too much to be sustained because you were "over-sold". As a result, you became frustrated at DXIO since things aren't panning the way you originally were told. However, was it DXIO that recruited your money in the first place? Don't you think that DXIO would want to advertise their system to the world if they were ready for business and are in the business of making money themselves? I don't think they are in the business of spending over 5 years of putting this system together just for the sake of charity or because they had nothing better to do. It must be because they are not completely ready for the global business that they are setting themselves up for capturing. Am I too presumptuous to suppose that? I don't think so. DXIO has hinted that they want to launch a major campaign, but maybe they have not done so because it is just not the right time. It is that plain and simple.

As a result of the system being immature, things are not going to be perfect order, and there are going to be times of plenty and times of little. There will be times of bad changes, changes that seem good at the time, and changes that are good, but are not realized yet. There will be fast OutXchange times, and slow OutXchange times as it is now and has been in the past. For those people that have been in the DXIO system for over a year, have experienced when OutXes have been slow before. This isn't the first time folks! The system is going to be inconsistent until it is fully functional and there is no way around that!

Sub par Console Operations

Another reason that has had a negative affect on OutXchanges has been the sup par operations of many DXMerchants with Consoles.

Many have asked why doesn't DXIO just recruit more DXMerchants to fulfill the demands of the system and help unclog the OutXchange queues. The problem is not that there isn't enough DXMerchants, but enough DXMerchants that are complying to the standards of operations they initially agreed to like maintaining their floats at the appropriate levels, processing the transactions in a timely matter, or are not processing AIXs (InXchanges) when they are received, but keeping the funds to themselves instead.

Also, many of the DXMerchants that had acquired a console had no formal training of its operation or how to apply the most efficient strategies in benefiting both themselves and the system as a whole. Many also didn't approach the DXMerchant opportunity as a business, but as some sort of cash generating game that required little or no responsibility.

As a consequence of so many inefficient and ill-trained DXMerchants, it has created a domino effect on the other qualified DXMerchants that are operating according to DXIO standards. For example if a Merchant has a member $200 e-gold OutXchange that needs processing, that DXMerchant must have that amount of e-gold in order to process that exchange. However, that DXMerchant could be waiting on a second DXMerchant to process his OutXchange request to trade DXG for e-gold, and if that other DXMerchant delays on processing that transaction or doesn't process it at all, the first DXMerchant is caught waiting and the member who requested the original OutXchange. This is a major reason why OutXchanges have been clogged, and why DXIO is taking many measures to filter out and eliminate all of the DXMerchants that are not working the business according to standards.

With the new standards that will require one to obtain a $950/yr DXGlobal Company business license before one can become a DXMerchant, and the other enforced stipulations, there will definitely be a weeding of the tire-kickers from the serious business folk that will greatly help the operation of the system and speed up OutXchanges.

The DXMerchants that do decide to invest $950 to acquire a Console should receive quite a bit of business in their Console since there will be more Xchanges for them to process due to less DXMerchants and not having to deal with other incompetent or selfish DXMerchants that are causing a lot of liquidity issues. It seems that they would also get a priority in their personal OutXchanges processed since they are the ones moving the system along if they are maintaining DXIO standards of operation.

Ignorant members

Last but not least, many members come and go simply because they were reeled in with over inflated expectations or were not properly informed about the business that they were getting themselves into. It is partly their fault for not doing the due diligence that is necessary, but it is also mainly to the fault of major marketers such as Mazu, who simply take an opportunity to market it to people and are not primarily concerned as to whether or not their members they "sell" the opportunity to fully understand the system.

As a result of many people's hyped expectations, that was mainly due to greedy marketing leeches over-selling the business such as Mazu, etc. They usually become frustrated and wanted to exit the system. Usually, this happens in waves at a time due to human nature, and if the wave of those exiting is bigger than those members investing and using the system, you will see OutXchanges slow down until the money flowing in supersedes the money flowing out. It works as any other business that must have more cash flow coming in than going out.

Many have accused DXIO of being a ponzi scheme for this very reason, but only ponzi schemes rely solely on new members for their income and actively recruit them in any way possible in order to keep the cash coming in, whereas DXIO does not recruit anyone and doesn't rely solely on investors, but users of their system. However as I pointed out earlier, the system isn't completely mature and the main system features that will generate outside cash flow are still being developed, so it may seem like a ponzi at this juncture since a lot of the funds coming in are from new members and only a portion of outside businesses. However, most people are not educated enough about the very business they are investing in.

The only remedy for this problem is to inform and properly equip people with the right knowledge and tools so that they understand exactly what they are getting into and how to maximize their profit potential before they invest their money. You may not make 100% per month on your money as you first thought, but can you make a solid 4% or more per month at your bank? That is only on the Portfolio side. Investing with realistic expectations of this business will assure that there will be steady and healthy grow, and people that know that there will be ups and downs in a new and developing system.

This is NOT a get rich scheme but a business that needs to be treated as such!

In Summary

I'm not trying to make excuses for why the DXIO system is slow at this point, but am brining to your attention very relevant and substantiated reasons that will show you that this system is much more complex than just simply not having your OutXchanges fulfilled because there are not enough funds. This brings up another point. DXIO or GDT doesn't even hold the funds of the system; the DXMerchants do. Of course they have been stepping in as of late to get things moving again, and they are. The point is that this business is member based, and when there are problems we are just as much to blame as DXIO—us for our ignorance and them for their lack of communication and foresight to see into the future of how this system should work that has never been attempted before. (slight sarcasm) There are many wheels that turn behind the scenes and I wanted to try and make you aware of what is going on if you already didn't know. The more you understand the system, the more you'll be able to sleep at night knowing that DXIO is not falling apart at the seems, but is just beginning to roll the carpet out!