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AFAIK btc-e is the liquidity provider there themselves, so they sold at a loss. Here it is different.
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TO RAPHEAL OR GIANCARLO
username: alekznder
I started a short with 2BTC at 665 on margin and wanted to close at 550...
I closed it once trading began again but I hate to say I lost about 10% profit on it.. any chance I can get like 75$ accredited to my account?
Cheers, Al
Did you have an actual buy order at 550? Or did you just want to close out of a hunch? |
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No risk, no fun!
*decides to go long with 15 BTC as soon as the trading part comes back*
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Hm, was the flash crash at Bitstamp caused by Bitfinex liquidations or is it a coincidence?
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Perhaps because it's centralized garbage.
+1 And the code is not open source, it is open source with closed source attributes.  Please state which parts are closed source. There are none to my knowledge. |
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The currency part (XRP) of Ripple is not the most interesting part and people who reduce Ripple to XRP (as there are still many in this thread apparently) are missing out on the good stuff.
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3 - MT4 rocks. It's stable, it has very nice capabilities (although sure, the candle graphs suck... but at least they have candle graphs), and it's tested and used everyday by professional traders all around the world (major forex exchanges use this platform and you bashing it) . Now if you want to compare that with the half-baked buggy solution BugFinex provides, I'll just rest my case.
MT4 sure is a nice piece of software - BUT as far as I read about the integration of it on BTC-e there seems to be constantly issues with depositing/withdrawing to and from the MT4 interface to BTC-e. If you could trade oh so professionally there, why did you go to Bitfinex in the first place? Anyways, enjoy your loss, be happy that it was less than a single bank note in the US and either make up for it (there is VERY easy money to grab right now) or move to your professional EU based MT4 enabled professional platform. |
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Yeah, because mt4 on btc-e works sooo great! Do yourself a favor and go trade there, with their amazing Bulgarian support and real tested platform. Also how did anyone lose anything now? If you sell because you see something, you are still selling out of free will, not getting liquidated or forced in any way. |
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Dafür kann Bitcoin nichts, dass du das System der Transaktionen nicht verstehst oder Clients verwendest, die nicht automatisch das Wechselgeld zurückschicken.
Auf Gold umgemünzt - du willst einen Lutscher kaufen, hast aber nur einen 12 Kilo Barren eingesteckt, gibst den dem Verkäufer und wunderst dich dann ein paar Tage später, wo der Rest hingekommen ist.
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No, not possible, since not all nodes are accepting incoming connections, so you cannot connect to all nodes to test the size.
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In 2 days this will be buried and people don't even know about the other, already closed thread in project development. If you want to learn about screwups, prepare for a nice read.
Trusting this forum (that regularly 502s) to deliver PMs and thinking they are an official way to reach Bitfinex is... not a smart idea. Send E-Mails and/or contact them on their own support forum if you reallly need to reach someone.
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WTF, can you people stop spamming this thread with notifications about notifications that you sent a message somehow somewhere?!  |
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Das funktioniert aber nur mit Addressen, die schon in deinem Wallet sind - z.B. bei BIP32 kann das zu Problemen führen oder falls man Statistiken erstellen will.
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Naja, sowas gibt's aber auch schon lange als open source Software in verschiedenen Sprachen...  Ohne genaue Anforderungen kann man da aber sowieso wenig machen, generell möglich ist es aber auf alle Fälle. |
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If Peercoin had a fixed exchange rate towards BTC, yes, that would be a smart thing to do if you hold a large cold wallet. Peercoin is not pegged to any other digital asset out there though, so... |
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Wouldn't this approach just incentivize people using webwallets (hosted at mining pools) and not transfering real Bitcoins any more? Miners likely would pay interest for deposited coins and transactions would happen off-chain on centralized or decentralized ledgers, not on Bitcoin any more...
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As strong algos need to be public anyways, you could already publish what you have so far - there is a high probability that it already exists. |
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Most likely noobs who see the chance of lending out at 0.2% and thinking they still make a good deal instead of waiting a bit and lending out at higher rates.
Just a tip for newbies: If you have no idea what to do, just autolend at FRR for 10 days and come back every week or so. Interest you earn gets reinvested automatically, after some time you might want to actively lend out maybe and you have to wait max. 10 days for that, also FRR loans are nearly always taken and while they are far from the best deals, they aren't the worst ones either (people seem eager to lend out thousands of USD at 0.15% at once for weeks?!).
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