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Title: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: fonzie on October 30, 2014, 10:50:51 PM Vote!
Title: Re: Which BTC/USD exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: Raystonn on October 30, 2014, 11:02:01 PM Short again?
Title: Re: Which BTC/USD exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: fonzie on October 30, 2014, 11:03:57 PM Short again? Confidence in Bitcoin exchanges again? Edit: Also look at my last poll regarding exchanges! ;) :D https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=433094.0 lol, i like that post: Hmmmmm delicious profitable GOXFUD. Protip: Exchanges are a zero sum game. Money goes in, but no money goes out. How is that zero sum? So? Even if everyone cashes out their coin and the price goes to 10k, the cash in GOX remains and the traders who stayed and accepted fiat are now legal owners of that fiat. Gox eventually fixes it's transmission woes and as per the zero sum game, the traders who didn't panic get what's theirs in the end. Gox ain't corrupt, ain't in financial difficulty, but is suffering from bad management. They retain their fees earned over 5 years and have more than enough in reserve(btc and fiat) to get through the problems and in the end the only people who lose are that newb's that panicked on the back of FUD. You keep flailing, I'll keep profiting thank you. So you suggest that everyone(at least the smart ones) should send their coins over there, and take advantage of the higher price? Title: Re: Which BTC/USD exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: davidorentol on October 30, 2014, 11:15:11 PM Bitfinex for sure .
Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: Dalmar on October 30, 2014, 11:24:45 PM IMO, from most likely to least likely (just an educated guess):
1. Huobi 2. Bitfinex 3. OKCoin 4. BTC-e 5. Bitstamp 6. BTCChina Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: nwfella on October 30, 2014, 11:28:40 PM Voted for btc-e only because of pending s!@#storm bitcoin faces in that country's near future and haven't personally heard what their exit strategy will be.
Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: fonzie on October 30, 2014, 11:29:20 PM IMO, from most likely to least likely (just an educated guess): 1. Huobi 2. Bitfinex 3. OKCoin 4. BTC-e 5. Bitstamp 6. BTCChina I agree 100% with your list! However i have no coins/$ on BTCCHina :( Bobby Lee , i´m coming! :D Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: adamstgBit on October 31, 2014, 12:25:03 AM It took a hell of a lot to get gox to blow up... it took a bank run, while being massively insolvent, while bitcoin price was exploding ( poeple buying and withdrawing for long term holding ).
are the some of exchanges you list operating in a fractional reserve manner? probably... will we ever find out? probably not... Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: btceuropen on October 31, 2014, 02:24:19 AM I know you referring to bitstamp secretly
Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: moko666 on November 05, 2014, 11:10:56 PM okcoin and huobi
these are 2 biggest exchange with trading volume lets see which one of those blow up Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: derpinheimer on November 05, 2014, 11:25:20 PM my vote is Huobi. I really have no reason to believe any of the others will go down.
But if I had to pick more than 1? 1. Huobi 2. BTC-China/Bitstamp/OKCoin Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: biggus dickus on November 06, 2014, 01:38:50 AM my vote is Huobi. I really have no reason to believe any of the others will go down. But if I had to pick more than 1? 1. Huobi 2. BTC-China/Bitstamp/OKCoin What reason do you have to believe Huobi will blow up next? Are there rumors they are operating on fractional reserves? Title: Re: Which BTC/USD(CNY) exchange is going to blow up next? Post by: Nrcewker on November 06, 2014, 03:40:42 AM Why not people think LakeBTC would be the next? Many errors occur their api so that CoinDesk suspended it.
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