Oh no someone let the silly bears out of their cage. Who's going to clean this mess up?
They've been right once even yet they never shut up. What's worse is they go around like they own the place. As I said earlier in this thread a stopped clock is right once a day. A bear is right once in a blue moon. It's cute because all that they want is coins even cheaper. Just trolling people to bait them into selling. I like myself some bear hide. What bothers me tho is that they never own up to their 99% wrong calls. But if they are right once, ohhhh you'll know... |
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Oh no someone let the silly bears out of their cage. Who's going to clean this mess up?
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Noobs expect a dump so 523 confirmed
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This is the classic problem with Bitcoin. All indicators say it's going to drop. Sentiment says it's going to drop. It even starts to drop and then....it goes to new ATH's. WTF?  Been looking at noob indicators again have we? |
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Here we go for another rally!  |
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The account is now verified. Glad to hear that . I told you it wouldn't take tooooo long. |
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I'm in the process of reading through this thread. I guess my next question is, is this software really worth $160? And with no refund... I'm hoping to hear about some positive experiences before buying.
I can tell you on Monday. First I test it couple days. I buy it because if I make own api call bot software, it will take few days and then it's way more expensive for me. But now I can't make any changes to code and I have to trust the dev.. but I hope this is good invest  ... if this sucks, I will make own simple bot code and share it on github... or here  Just FYI, writing a bot of your own can be done easily in 48 hours or so if you have the skills. You also have to understand trading bots are very hard to get right, so I'm not sure if you could call buying any bot a good investment. I see them more as play things. |
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People that look at oversold and overbought and think it's applicable to BTC are just beyond help.
Trading based on any oscillator is just bad with BTC...
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I feel like $445-450 is the new $266 an the bottom is about to fall out any second now.
If price has spent enough time at the same for people to call the top, it is not the top. The top comes unexpectedly, you don't have enough time to write "I feel like" before it is obvious. We have yet to hit $450 and this is very much looking like March/April. You can deny it all you want but with almost 12 million bitcoin in existence those are no longer in "steady" hands. They are however in the hands of fiat minded average investors, get rich hopefuls, day traders who see an opportunity to take quick profits, and I am not sold on the "China sees the future and value" message that is being touted. I think many people see an opportunity to make a lot of fiat. In order to make fiat one must sell bitcoin. The more bitcoin in existence the more that will need to be purchased by the "steady hands" to maintain a price. That takes a lot of fiat. Also my concern is US regulations around virtual currency come out on the 18th of this month. I feel like this is a penny or pharmaceutical stock right now. Huge media hype, All this talk about 400 billion market cap, we are going to the moon, US adopts bitcoin etc etc. drive the price up and then sell it off right before the real bad news hits the market. Just like a penny stock or a pharm stock that says they doin the cure for cancer and the FDA doesn't approve it. Like April? WHAT? In April the price hit $266 and immediately started tanking, lag went crazy and caused more fear and lag selling. The price dropped to like 70 in 3 hours. We've been at $400-$440 for over 24 hours now. Nothing like April. Ok I'm sorry for speculating. I forgot right now this board is just for high fiving and reiterating the media hype. Now it definitely feels like March/April Lol, butthurt much? He just made a valid point and you immediately get all defensive. You are blatantly wrong in your comparison, it might correct severely anyway but this isn't like April at all. Now cheer up, silly bear! |
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I have the impression the rocket is stalling  One whale decides to dump and Weeeee it goes.. Lol what are you talking about ? There are 6 phases in a rocket launch you know: 1. Main Engine ignites and liftoff occurs. 2. Solid rocket boosters burn off their fuel and separate from the rocket. <- You are here. 3. Booster burns off fuel and jettisons from the rocket. The second stage or engine is revealed. 4. Second stage ignites and pushes the rocket farther along its path. 5. Payload fairing jettisons and reveals the payload. 6. The payload separates from the rocket and begins its mission in space. |
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Likely the same API issue they've had in the past, because Bitstamp puts a limit on the number of API calls and then they ban you.
They should run their public API calls locally at a refresh interval and then cache them with their CDN. I don't know what's so hard, but that might just be me. Their current API setup is very unprofessional. |
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Sure san1ty but can you beat the the out of scope issue?
Not easily at the moment, but I think that Stephan is working on something. |
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my wife says " your money is my money "  So now it's about time to dump right? Not your coins of course… What you did there, I see it! |
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How long does the account verification take on average?
Let me put this here again. Depends on when you last asked. That time +24 hours on average. |
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So who's willing to clue me in on how to deal with the current crazy spikes?
+1 Education... |
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I'll speak with our system administrator regarding the API questions however I know that most of the changes done in the past 2 weeks were because of trying to conserve resources that were being drained through ddos of the public side of our API.
I can also already say that an option is being prepared for a download of the entire history up to the current via a different method but unfortunately I can't provide any ETA.
Don't understand why you have resources issues at least not with the public api calls. (Refresh them locally once every X seconds, then cache them behind a good CDN)... |
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I'll speak with our system administrator regarding the API questions however I know that most of the changes done in the past 2 weeks were because of trying to conserve resources that were being drained through ddos of the public side of our API.
I can also already say that an option is being prepared for a download of the entire history up to the current via a different method but unfortunately I can't provide any ETA.
There would be no overhead in adding a field to the JSON output for https://www.bitstamp.net/api/transactions/ - you are already querying the transaction your side, why not report ask/bid - it's pretty useless without this information. Thanks for looking into it! Why is that information at all relevant? If you want to know the state of bids, why not just poll the orderbook and take the max bid, then poll a bit later what the max bid is again, if it's lower then there has been some selling going on in the bid walls, otherwise there was some buying pressure. Anyway walls are pretty useless indicator wise as they only show the "visible" demand. |
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It's funny how all those bears are back in their cage right now.
Or no, it's sad... I can only imagine how it feels like to miss a train/rocket.
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