A website focused on auctions relating to cryptocurrency is up for sale. The owner, who has shifted their interest towards gold spot trading and arbitrage, is seeking a new individual or group to take over its management. Over the past two years, the proprietor has collaborated intermittently with a couple of developers to develop this site. The total investment into the website amounts to approximately 13,000 USD. Although the site is not entirely completed, it is estimated that with the expertise of a knowledgeable developer, it could become fully operational in roughly 60 days.
Prospective buyers will also receive PSD mockups that a designer crafted specifically for the site. The website's framework is built on PHP, Haskell, and PostgreSQL, making it robust for managing auction transactions effectively. Additional resources have been provided, including links to images and documents that offer further details about the site’s features and design elements.
For those interested in exploring the site's administrative capabilities, a series of demo videos are available online. These videos provide an insight into the admin panel, demonstrating various operational functionalities and management aspects of the website. The seller encourages interested parties to review these resources to better understand the potential and current status of the site. This auction opportunity presents a chance for a new owner to enter the cryptocurrency market niche by further developing and launching the platform.
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