Whats your margin level?  10:1

using metatrader? No. using btc.sx

How many orders. Just closed a bunch of shorts, now can't place any longs.

$650 on stamp should fall pretty soon. Huobi is acting like it wants a go too.

They lost the private key or accidentally sent the funds to the Bitcoin Eater address.

Can you confirm a screw up occured?

Didn't think so.

There are several practical reasons they might delay the final results.

Yeah, I think molecular was a bit harsh here.

To answer your question: going long on leverage in btc is slightly less dangerous to begin with than going short on leverage, but even the latter _can_  make sense, if used very, very controlled.

In your case, you're making a bit of a gamble that I personally wouldn't do: you are betting big (leverage) on a major breakout, but you don't know yet if that'll happen. I would probably suggest to close the leveraged position (and take profit in USD), but (if you have the time) get back into it once the breakout is confirmed. That would for example be breaking the daily SMA200 conclusively, and almost certainly breaking the previous 680 top. In that case, there'd be almost certainly enough upwards momentum to warrant a leveraged long position, even if you're comparably risk averse.

I am however assuming you're not leveraged beyond factor 2 or 3, right? Don't know what btc.sx offers...

dear noob. If you're a noob, maybe you shouldn't use leverage.

Also: if you take profit in USD you're doing that bitcoin-thing wrong.

Please consider the option of closing your leveraged long position and just buying some bitcoin outright. No continiual fees attached.

Market trying to touch 600 mark again, there is 457 coins wall, I think this time it will break.

Point?

Bitfinex never got an ID for my registration. Although I am not fully verified and I take my profits in bitcoin and they go straight to paper wallets monthly. Im sure to set up bank accounts and such requires ID but not for bitcoin/litecoin in and out only.

Yes I've tried it and it's shit.

I mean technically is legit and all, it's not a scam per se, but the spread is astronomical and it is 1:10 leverage only. Meaning that if the price goes 10% against you (actually less, because of the spread) you get margin called.

Bitfinex is a lot better.

Why not just use bitfinex? There are futures contracts at icbit.se, and plus500 and avatrade can offer you usd based exposure.

Don't worry, I just made another one of my impulsive no logic rush of blood to the head trades and went long at $600. So things should start turning to the downside pretty soon I would imagine.

The last carefully considered long position I took was at $560..........but sitting staring at the 15 minute chart with my nose 1 inch away from the screen, I noticed some whale made a big fucking 500 BTC dump, so I cashed out my position at $560...2 days later, $600, some $15 above my $585 target....

See....there we go...down to $593.88 within ten minutes of me taking my long position. You can always rely on the market to go the exact opposite way of these impulse trades that I tend to make and seem incapable of exercising any control over.

Yeah, pretty much every other ASIC manufacturer makes KNC look like amateurs. They may have been first with 28nm and 20nm but everything else about their miner design is of embarrassingly poor quality.

I just whipped this little number up for possible use on a Neptune.

I am considering upping it to 16AWG and HCS pins but only if there is demand for it.