Check your email. Check your spam folder. They should have contacted you by now. Perhaps you mistyped your email? Try emailing them again. They are busy now, so have a little patience. Something clearly went wrong, because most people got in. It will get sorted in time.

I agree, I'm making a killing, and I would love to pay monthly to continue being able to trade with 0%. I'm sure it helps increase liquidity, so it is good for the market, right?

Yep, and the market is doing some really interesting stuff right now. I'd like to get it sooner rather than later.

Depends, I'd say all of the bitcoins in my control are owned by both me and my wife, since we share finances. So do I calculate half of them as owned by her. I'm sure enough people are in a similar situation. If we take them into account I'd say only 80% are male owned.

I'm always for supporting a bitcoin economy. Still got a slot?

I think there is still some room for shake-ups as bigger players get in the game.

I'm getting a "502 Bad Gateway" error.

What do you mean lost? Mt gox is back up. Did you have a weak password? Was your account actually accessed?

BTW, My assets are about 1:1, at least as far as value is concerned. In actual numbers I guess it is $15:1BTC.

Buying is the easiest way to get your money out. Buy bitcoins, transfer them out. Move btc to another site.

Prices were at 17.50 right before the collapse, we still have a ways to go before I'd call it "up".

Mtgoxlive seems to be back on mt gox.

If I can get it up on clackmoody, so I can stop refreshing, I'll be happy. All fixed.

EDIT NVM, I know what happened. Everything looking good.

LOL, why are there slanted lines on the depth of market chart? Is that because the books are so empty?

Having the whole system down "artificially changes the price". They are getting things back up, I'm not going to complain that it isn't "perfect" for the first 5 or 6 hours. If you don't like it, come back tomorrow, it'll probably be running just fine by then.

It seems they are letting a controlled about of trades through at a time, then pausing and going over them to insure that everything is working right.

I think their prudence is a good idea. I don't think I could handle another screw up.

LOL, guess you should have thought of that before you sold.

No, I don't think they are tests, I think they are just being executed very, very slowly. It'll get around to your order, and if the price is still that low after everyone in front of you has been filled, then you will get your bitcoins.

I think.

So prices are temporarily depressed as miners cash out? No big deal. Who cares. Buy them while they're cheap.

And also, I think a lot of miners may quit mining, but keep the bitcoins for a better future price. Just because they stop mining doesn't mean that they will cash out.

Take me, for example. I've mined and bought. If things don't improve price wise, but the difficulty keeps going up, it'll probably be about a month, maybe two before I stop mining because it is too much trouble for the price. But there is no way I'm selling my hard earned bitcoins. I'm holding those for the long, long ride.

What do you mean, and what evidence do you have?