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If people try to press charges the cost for lawyers, court etc. will directly come off our money. No way we will win anything that way.
My honest opinion seeing companies going bankrupt and then somehow nothing is left for the investors while the lawyers are pouring champagne on the floor.
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Two hours ago i managed myself to get into my account thanks a cached version. I cancelled all my orders @~43€/bitcoin and sold all my bitcoins @80€ in order to stay in €....
After that, and chatting a little with the people still connected, i got kicked from the site.
Now i have managed another way to enter into my account, and i see again my bitcoins... so it seems to me that the guy is doing the roll-back thing.
Hot wallet is not sending bitcoins... so i have risen my optimistic view from 2% to 34%... at least he seems to be doing something.
How far you think he's going to roll back? What about the people who had extra coins and cashed out already? Seem like the hot wallet was empty and there are still around 15K coins on the cold wallets: https://blockchain.info/de/address/1GcWYgqbdtzZAGsX2iSVBS74cPBiQjCiRghttps://blockchain.info/de/address/1AnixjBYxpTzAmfSa8kRdBiUaSGV2e9d26so maybe it's not so bad as it seems. The fiat should be on the bank still. |
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Still some fighting to be seen before we hit single digits.
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You can always see this both ways. The VC announcing they are do so to create trust. Trust to be able to sell higher maybe?
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Trading on Bitcoin24 not working properly right now. Orders don't seem to get accepted, others claim theirs got executed twice.
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First sign of lag.
Gox site is blazingly fast for me, like switching between history market etc. in a split second. |
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https://twitter.com/MagicalTuxUntil now we had too much iops and system was having trouble keeping up with the load progression. Switched to a RAID 10 SSD array We gave them how many M$ yesterday and all it bought us is a 10 disc array? |
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From recollection there was an ask sum of around $16 million USD just prior to the collapse. Despite this the heavy volume of trading didn't kick in until it first looked like the dip was bottoming out so I'm going to hazard a guess that much of that ask depth (well as much as could be managed given MtGox technical limitations) was removed as the price was plummeting therefore it didn't need much panic or speculative selling to drive the price down pretty low. There was then an immense amount of buying at the first mini recovery until it became obvious for whatever reasons the bears weren't done yet so once again buyers stepped back and withdrew to watch and see how low it was going to go. With MtGox as (to date) the main price driver out of action there was no need to rush, no need to be afraid to miss the boat on buying back in and also it probably took some time to reassess how they judge the current market, many for the first time looking at prices over multiple exchanges prior to deciding how to play it.
What do you do if you want to sell more coins than the market can take at any one time? You put each dollar you got from selling a batch in as a lower bid to let things look solid  If you checked the Volume before the crash it was almost a straight line, linear rise of bid depth with price going lower. Almost to perfect a line for a human to draw. We see similar things happening at bitcoin24 right now. People putting 100 coin bids in 5 bucks below the price, bids fill in above and once a few coins are sold at the now higher price the wall disappears. Put your tin foil hats on and be prepared, ugly action ahead. |
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I vote for bitcoin-24; really awesome interface and site overall. Too bad apparently its a one man show, if he had a team, the site would be ace.
I second that. Worked beautifully the last few days and after all it has second highest volume already. |
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Mined some coins before the 2011 bubble but didn't even make an account on any exchange. Saw the bubble build and burst and kept my coins. Almost forgot about my coins, luckily remembered when we hit the previous ATH. Then there was a time in the last weeks when i was actually below the amount of coins i went in from mining due to bad daytrading - staying short when prices jump up 30% - but things were moving way to fast. Now it feels like just holding might not always be the best strategy  As long as the price doesn't jump above 250 Euros before I get the chance to buy back in I'm feeling fine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0GFRcFm-aY |
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We're at around 50 Euros on Bitcoin24 now. What do you expect to happen when gox opens? People will hit sell hoping to get a few of the still standing bids with their coins first and it will crash like a stone dropped from a cliff.
Gox closing doesn't seem to help. Some resistance at 100$ could have formed there, this last chance was lost.
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Come on guys, they made a few Mio$ yesterday. Well deserved money You wouldn't have taken it? They should come back up with an absolute trading fee like .001Btc if they can't handle the traffic. It's an ugly solution but it would calm things down i guess. |
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It's in their best interest to keep bitcoin alive. What we saw this last hours looked like we could drop down to below 100$ very soon. I would have pulled the cable if i was MtGox. We will see if it helps. This is largely unprofessional but what can you do? They made millions the last few days, who would give such a toy away without fighting?
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Whoever put the bids in at 150$ when bids were down at 106$ and depth to 100$ was down to 10k. Thank you so much!
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A lot of the fresh money coming in is doing so because it's expecting the price to rise. If we will see a severe weekend dip during the next days, reflected in a loss of a few % over the course of several days, maybe several days with a loss over 24h, this could initiate a psychological trend reversal. I wouldn't expect a lot of the greedy risk-taking money to still be attracted to bitcoins then in the short term future. We've seen dips corrected quickly before, all very bullish, this time a psychological barrier of 100$ is added to the equation. As I don't have time to dedicate to watching curves the next few days I decided to stay out for now. I'm a tad sad about it since i expect there's going to be a lot of money made in daytrading the coming days, but sometimes family comes first.
It was a nice ride so far and I hope the development will continue to exceed your expectations.
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How did that not move the price even a bit?
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Other users claim their accounts got hacked, site owner shows up in chat at bitcoin24.
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