The fear that yesterdays fear might have been groundless. |
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No reason
Activity: 33. Interesting that all these anti-gox posts come from n00bs with almost zero posting history on bitcointalk.org. Wasn't there a newbie restriction to avoid this kind of spam? |
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i doubt it, btw thx
Doubt what? Just have look at the json that is sent by gox and see for yourself what it contains! |
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Looks like I was right a few days ago: Now since we have reached the predicted target its time to buy. |
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- For Europeans, it is very strange to enter the amount with comma (,)
Its correctly using comma as decimal separator in Europe since this is how it is done in Europe. If you switch language to English in settings it will use "." instead. Maybe it should completely refuse to enter a 1000s separator at all (no matter what localization) to avoid problems if a European user has spent 8 hours programming (where . is the decimal separator) and then uses a localized wallet again (while still having the . in his muscle memory, although now its suddenly interpreted as the 1000s separator again). |
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Stay far away from Mt. Gox as they are going down soon. They were doomed to fail from the start.
Stop spreading FUD. |
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Its too late.
By the time the fiat is in gox the withdrawal problems will be fixed and btc/goxusd above $800 again. I personally was lucky to have a 5 figure EUR amount already sitting in my gox account, so I got a lot of cheap coins :-)
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If you already have dollars in MtGox you should buy BTC now, they are extremely cheap there at the moment because most people are in a state of panic because of all the fearmongering going on (but they will be proven wrong because all that BS is completely unfounded). If you don't yet have money in gox then its probably too late to get money in before BTC withdrals are enabled again and BTC price shoots up to 800 on gox.
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Hi,
Would you consider removing Gox now?
Would you consider clicking on a different link from the many other markets in the dropdown menu if you are not interested in MtGox trading? |
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EUR Thats all I can do currently, I wish I had more fiat in gox to buy even more.
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Its time to quote myself: |
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I would still say that the display is a little bit misleading. It shows one wallet along with one number. My recommendation would be, if you find some time, to add some little hint that the one number does not exactly belong to the one wallet.
And in the aggregated transaction list it would be helpful to see which address received a payment because the sender address is pretty much meaningless and irrelevant. |
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Okay, so what I'm saying is basically: a) I don't know how you get to "0.344", and b) could you consider implementing it like I wrote above, as total bid/total ask, normalized for price?
+1 Thats also how goxtool calculates it: ∑(bid_price * bid_amount) / ∑(ask_amount) And this has the dimension [quote_currency]/[base_currency] and can therefore directly be compared with current market price and even plotted into the same chart (or normalized with market price and plotted as an oscillator) |
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I have received a lot of requests to remove Mt.Gox from bitcointalk, reddit and twitter. The community's suggestion and advice is always important.
But currently Mt.Gox still has many visitors, about 12% of all. BTC-e BTC/USD is 14%. so there are many people watching Mt.Gox. The alexa rank of Mt.Gox is still 4000 even much higher than Bitstamp. and the price is not Index Price. so it need some buffer time to remove Mt.Gox.
The only reason they have so many visitors is because you (and other charting websites) are providing them with free marketing! Please for the love of god stop!No. Whether you like it or not these numbers and everything else that is going on there are still part of this reality. If your personal hatred towards MtGox makes you not want to view the data then then just don't view it but don't try to impose your opinion on others. I and many others want to see documented and charted what is (and what was) going on there for various reasons, you cannot eliminate unpleasant facts of history by simply burning all history books, this is pure insanity. Please grow up! |
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Logarithmic view is broken again, scale (tickmarks and numbers) will stay linear while chart plot is log. Crosshairs cursor is showing correct price.
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You should remove Mt.Gox for the top, you could replace it with Coinbase US exchange.
Coinbase is not an exchange |
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I am providing some USD loans on finex. I was surprised to see that they were still there after the flash crash. Not liquidated and not closed out because they are so under water. I guess I'm glad the exchange dropped their max leverage to 2.5.
Cause the trades were rolled back, else all lenders would have gone bankrupt.. I had a short closed at 550 (where I had my take-profit limit to close it), my profit is still there. I think it halted trading right after that point (when stamp hit 530). such precision... wow! * prof7bit slaps himself on the shoulder |
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I am providing some USD loans on finex. I was surprised to see that they were still there after the flash crash. Not liquidated and not closed out because they are so under water. I guess I'm glad the exchange dropped their max leverage to 2.5.
Cause the trades were rolled back, else all lenders would have gone bankrupt.. I had a short closed at 550 (where I had my take-profit limit to close it), my profit is still there. |
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I am talking about leveraged longs. BTC-E is a leverage trading platform via Meta Trader. Pretty sure this was a string of forced liquidations.
They should not allow monstrous leveraged positions to be build up that are larger than their own thin order book, this is just insane. |
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