I give it a 50/50 to go down/up. But if there is an increase it will very likely be a small single digit increase...

Similar to what happened on June 29th. Diff went up almost 25% and on the first few days it looked like it will drop. And on July 12th it went up 3%...

It's very likely that some old hardware was disconnected. But new hardware will probably compensate for that in the next week or so...

Trolls and newcomers that got burned cause they invested on the ATH in December. Now they come here and vent...

So a random event that just happened to coincide with the PayPal news? That makes perfect sense...

A BTC trader sees a small spike and hits the F5 key on the Coindesk tab. Stuff like this gets around in 30 minutes among big traders. I personally called 3 guys to inform them of the spike. It was all over news sites and social media well within 1 hour. And let's not forget the BTC-E trollbox. There was no possible way for anyone actively trading there to miss the news.

Just remember the LTC on MtGox Facebook comment. LTC went +50% in one hour.

The traders are assimilating the news today, yesterday was just a reflex reaction

Around $400-$350.

I think we're still in the decline that will go on for at least until end of this year.

After that I expect a very slow rebound... No rally in sight for at least 6 months.

Of course this is based on the premise that there will be no exceptionally good/bad news...

It's annoying, true. Happened to me twice. But I created a ticket and they fixed it in no time

It's fixed. Thanks.

Was kinda in a hurry so I glad you fixed it in under 30 minutes

As always your support is great.

BTC withdrawals stuck. Ticket 32206.

Offline again

I can confirm. My last EUR SEPA withdrawal went thru yesterday. Took 1 business day. Same as always.

That's why I love Kraken. Really hope you get some market makers on board.

I had to recheck my calculation 3 times yesterday. Just couldn't believe they have the nerves to make an offer that will give you a 50% loss.

1. You will never get your 18 BTC back.
2. If you're counting on the price of BTC to go up, you'll get a much better profit by just buying BTC now.

 

Če bi se kdo igral z GPU rigi, jih ugodno prodam. Osebni prevzem Kranj, Ljubljana.

Jaz sem zdaj na ASICih.

Za detajle na PM

XBT withdrawal stuck. Ticket #31541

Was very suprised, because nothing like this ever happened to me. Until today all deposits/withdrawals were timely (I could see an unconfirmed transaction seconds after the status changed to 'sending'). Now it's been a few hours...

Hope you fix the bug soon, it really is annoying.

UPDATE:

The transaction got unstuck by your support staff. Was stuck for over 3 hours ... But not a bad response time from your support.

I don't disagree with you in any point. These are all likely causes of their losses.

But I don't see the point you were trying to make. Maybe that Mark is not to blame?

He surely is to blame. He may not be an outright thief. But there is such a thing as criminal/gross negligence. So he may not be prosecuted in a criminal court and jailed. But he can most certainly be sued in a civil court and forced to pay the loses from his pocket.

1. Charlie Shrem is in house arrest the last time I heard. Not jailed.

2. He was arrested almost 4 months after the closure of Silk Road. It took the investigators this long to link Silk Road funds to him and prepare a case against him. Not too long if I come to think about it.

3. Mt.Gox and Karpeles are under investigation in 3 countries US, Japan and Poland.

4. Investigations take time. You can't throw people in jail for suspicion.

5. Does throwing him in jail help the users to recoup their loss? Confiscating his assets and maybe a hefty fine on top seems a more apropriate action IMHO.

He probably had them confused them with BTC-E...

1. He said that 2 days ago. But you are right, it is his latest public message.

2. The message is basicaly saying: "Stop hammering my staff with questions they are not allowed to answer. It puts them in an awkward position." It's classic Mark. He won't say anything, but doesn't want you to get the information from someone else. Because it's very likely nobody else knows the whole story.

Imagine you were an employee at Mt.Gox. But you know little about the businness details. And people keep calling you, and asking you about insolvency. You have your hands full finding yourself a new job, but the press keeps bugging you. You have also a signed NDA, and you actually legaly cannot say anything unless you get a court order. Awkward...

That's why that that message from Mark makes perfect sense. It's actualy the only fully honest thing he said in a long while.

3. We know enough. They are completely insolvent. People can expect getting cents to the dollar when/if they liquidate their assets.

Sure, i've got coins all over the interwebs (Kraken, BTC-E, Cryptsy, ...). But not enough to cry myself to sleep if I lose them all. Never more than 1/3, much less if possible.

Any business that is so irresponsible should be shut down and liquidated. And the owners/operators never trusted again.

I never did put any on Mt.Gox. I was late in the game and by then there were a lot more reliable/faster/cheaper exchanges around. I mean in October 2013 i got my EUR withdrawal from Kraken faster (5 hours) than a lot of people got their BTC from Mt.Gox.

I just couldn't understand why people put up with them. One week for a money transfer is NOT fast. Maybe in the 80s... And if constant two-three month delays are not a big enough warning sign for you to see that the company might be in trouble. And that it might not be a good idea to keep more than you can afford to lose over there. Than, I'm very sorry, but I can't help you.

I hope you find it in your heart to forgive my outrageous accusations, kind sir.

Happy trollin', Beef