Million Dollar (14K coin) Bidwall just went up @ $70! Hope it holds.  |
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Epic video that put the hosts to shame  . Great job there, Jeff! Also of note, he said his team might also launch their own exchange. Cool. |
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Nice to see recovery today. Would be buying at the lows but currently holding coin. Oh well, I still see this as a win-win eventually.
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Nice to see Gox holding up amazingly. That went from $55 to $68 in about 30 seconds. Now fighting at mid-upper 60s for a few.
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Sorry for double post but unless they're just getting home or taking the time to confirm the wallet transfer to Gox, I can't believe people are selling in the $70s. Any chart shows there's been a decline for two hours already. Do people not like their profit? If they were desperate to cash out, IDK, $90 seems better than $70. Maybe it's just me.
Remember, not all sells are people cashing out at a miserable loss. -Sold at $88 -Bought at 86 -Sold at 87 -Bought at 84 -Sold at 85 -Bought at 81 -Bought at 80 -Sold at 83 -Sold at 81 -Bought at 78 -Sold at 81 And so on and so forth. Some people have the patience and skillz to sit there and make money on the minute-to-minute. They're the "evil speculators" that our stereotyping occupy-wall-st bear crowd likes to complain about. Oh no, I totally agree. With the fees in place though, it's a pain to cycle funds at anything less than $2 difference. They'd be earning profit but I'd imagine could also risk getting burned. |
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I think we would all agree that stability would be nice for a change.
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Well, true. Every one of us has our own rationalizations and such, that's no problem. But hopefully we're going back up. A nice buy @ $80!
Edit. One split second too slow on the capture getting bumped off the charts. Was an ~1,100 coin buy. Nice.
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Sorry for double post but unless they're just getting home or taking the time to confirm the wallet transfer to Gox, I can't believe people are selling in the $70s. Any chart shows there's been a decline for two hours already. Do people not like their profit? If they were desperate to cash out, IDK, $90 seems better than $70. Maybe it's just me.
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Well sitting this one out since I'm waiting to have funds in place at Gox, otherwise would be buying in a heartbeat.
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How can I see the cumulative depth charts on Clarkmoody? Seeing the walls in place and trends is helpful ala Mt. Gox live or Bitcoinity.
I haven't built a visual depth chart yet, but the Sum column on each side contains that data in numeric form. Hi Clark, Ah not a problem . Would love to see that but I see you have lots of other requests by other members as well. Thanks for the resource. |
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How can I see the cumulative depth charts on Clarkmoody? Seeing the walls in place and trends is helpful ala Mt. Gox live or Bitcoinity.
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Even with the bear market and crash, I think people are too used to seeing double and triple digits to take this thing below $10. Seen some weekend tips test ~$85-80 but yeah once the weekday money flows, it's hard to call what'll happen.
I'd imagine $50-60 or so as the bottom since coins are so much more widely used now. But then before the run-up we had, the slant had been gradual to $70 or so. I don't think we'll slide much past that but hey, I could be wrong. Crystal balls aren't my thing.
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Blockchained shows fiat back above $1.4B. Going to be a wild ride next week. Yeah even in the daily swings, I see tons of trades such as selling 200 coins at $87.... when it was for example, $95 an hour ago. These aren't even tiny trades, either. I wonder why some people leave so much potential profit (if they're cashing out) on the table?
Question. Are bids fulfilled by history / age? If there was a 3K wall at $90, but then I added 100 coins on top of that (presuming no other trades), but someone only bought 3K worth (since it was older than mine), would my bid be left on the book then? I would imagine the longest-standing order at any given price is fulfilled first, then worked backwards from.
Yes. Orderbooks are filled best price then oldest time (first in first out) order. Cool, thank you. |
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Yeah even in the daily swings, I see tons of trades such as selling 200 coins at $87.... when it was for example, $95 an hour ago. These aren't even tiny trades, either. I wonder why some people leave so much potential profit (if they're cashing out) on the table?
Question. Are bids fulfilled by history / age? If there was a 3K wall at $90, but then I added 100 coins on top of that (presuming no other trades), but someone only bought 3K worth (since it was older than mine), would my bid be left on the book then? I would imagine the longest-standing order at any given price is fulfilled first, then worked backwards from.
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Well that was a nice $135,000 buy o.O. There was a 4K+ wall at ~$88-89 but it got taken down within 5 minutes. Someone wanted steadily-priced coins.  |
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Been watching the charts earlier and there was a 4.5K ask wall at $100. But then someone did a 1,114 coin sell, and quite a few 200-500 coin sells past that. Surprisingly, the wall didn't last that long.
But again, it's a weekend and price has been up and down all day today / tonight. I would imagine we'd be in cautiously-optimistic rally mode next week.
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Been on Gox all day but wow, can't believe it. Their systems are stable. But then again this is the weekend and volume isn't too insane.
A minute lag lately is better than tons but still annoying. Let's hope it holds up once the rush of traders comes back on Monday.
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Yeah just got on and noticed this. Good that they're trying to manage the lag but of course we can hope they'll fix the engine sooner rather than later.
Edit - Lag's already up to 10 minutes again.
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