I'd like to be able to partially close a position. Slipage is too huge on large position...
Any way to do this without opening several account? Split order into multiple small position? |
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What does day 1 mean? Is it in September or October?
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However, your last idea is very interesting. I understand that this is already possible now, a miner could deposit say 10 BTC, short 25 BTC, which would effectively "lock in" the price of 15 BTC that will be mined in the future. How do you see that?
The problem is the leverage ratio if doing it this way. A short of 25 BTC with 10 BTC as collateral already have the leverage max out. A rise in BTC value will trigger force liquidation? I am not clear about the rules regarding shorting BTC. Anyone care to explain it in detail? The capital requirement also seem a little high given the mechanic and leverage ratio. |
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Is it possible to short bitcoin using USD already lend out as collateral?
Or better yet, let people short bitcoin then use the cash to lend out USD?
How about implement a new feature to let miner to hedge their "price". This is something that should add a lot of value to the exchange, since many new asic miner will come online in the coming weeks and people will want to be able to hedge before committing into buying new mining machines.
Any bitfinex staff want to comment?
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Anyone know the expected deliver date if I pay today?
Thank you
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Do you have pictures you can post?
Paying ~50% of spot silver price for worthless replicas does seem a bit silly.
The photo is on the bitmit link. It is only around 1/3 the cost of real one. You can't buy coin or bullion on spot price. Even ETF and future have premium and other cost. It can be cheaper on larger volume and lower quality (filled with iron, and hence magnetic). And the metal by itself is not worthless. |
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It is called fake when one try to sell as real, which I am not.
Surprise no one on this forum notice. People buying on Ebay or non-reputable source are usually buying these (whether the seller know it or not, I left it up to your judgement). Even reputable source are sometimes selling these because of incompetent management. They look identical to the real one (even american silver eagle).
Anyway, if anyone want to buy these to impress their friend or family. I am selling them.
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Anyone interested in 1 oz non-magnetic silver plated bullion?
I deal in the lot of 30($300) , 50($400) pieces.
Send PM for the actual photo. It will take 3 days to process order and 1-3 weeks for delivery to US and Europe (I can only accept order from US, Europe and Asia).
You will need to send payment first or use escrow (you pay the fee).
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Andrew Jackson; the only president to abolish the Central Bank and the only president who got rid of the national debt:
He is also the first president to introduce spoiled system in a major way (aka crony government appointee). |
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Mtgox withdraw is back.
Don't suppose you want to enable the link back on exchange trading?
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Anyone with citibank account want to share a screenshot?
Edit: For people who has done SEPA recently, mind giving amount of the withdraw (is it 10k+) ?
Thank you
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If Okpay charge 4% fee, then it is not worth the risk and effort to send money into BTC-E.
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Fee is high on Coinbase and it's price is not favorable when buying compare to bitstamp.
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Anyone want to chip in, I can try to withdraw into an Asian bank?
If this work, I can help the person who pay the experiment fee to withdraw. This of course will cost money when the money has to exchange from USD to local currency, then from local currency back to USD for wiring out.
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The issue is not with your bank. I have settled my Mt Gox account into several banks and even a few credit unions.
The trouble in the past was when there became a LARGE amount of transactions, it began to look like money laundering to the analytic software that runs and therefore the banks must address high risk situations, usually by closing the account.
So if you using Mt Gox to buy or sell bitcoins in reasonable amounts, any bank or credit union will do.
The same will apply if you on localbitcoins.com and you start depositing a bunch of cash/checks and then buying a bunch of bitcoins on Mt Gox, it will start to look like money laundering again. There has to be two way transactions or some legitimate reason why a bunch of cash and/or checks are coming in and being transferred out.
This is no different than if you were doing the same with euro's.
Banks and Credit Unions want in on the action, but the regulations are VERY cut and dried about money laundering.
Would foreign bank run into the same situation (non-US and non-Europe)? |
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Don't suppose you want to offer equity for the exchange?
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Considering moving to Bitstamp. Anybody here who did succesful withdrawals from there recently?
Yes, but only the equivalent of one bitcoin. It took 2 or 3 days! Two to three days is the standard time for international wire. |
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