[POLL] Full Disclosure Rollback Poll

[Terpie]

Let's all be honest here. You can specify your exact actions in this thread.

[1714011904]

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[dust]

I did not make any trades that day.  I am in favor of rolling back the trades.  Mtgox absolutely has the right to do so.

[Gladiator]

It's so much fun!
Every poll I saw clearly shows that majority is in favor of roll back, but those against it shout louder...

[Terpie]

It's so much fun!
Every poll I saw clearly shows that majority is in favor of roll back, but those against it shout louder...

I've been noticing the same.

[wol-va-rine]

It's so much fun!
Every poll I saw clearly shows that majority is in favor of roll back, but those against it shout louder...

LOUD NOISES!!!1!1!!1!!1!!!

[FlipPro]

I'm going to start calling all the troll's and chicken little's in these forums: little glen's. They deserve the title of Americas biggest clown.

[TriumVir]

Neither bought nor sold during the crash.

[goodlord666]

Neither.

[Bazil]

I had a low buy order already on the books.  Got some bitcoins for cheap, but I'm still in favor of the roll back.

[dennis_sweden]

I have spent a fair share of today arguing against Mtgox's claims, which I believe have been false. However, at no point did I argue against a rollback. It is not possible to make an informed choice with little or no knowledge, and frankly speaking I find it a little worrying many people (although many of those arguing against Mtgox have been doing so on the basis of a lack disclosure of information) can make a choice under these premises. It may not make much of a difference what the market want vis-à-vis what Mtgox decides to do, but in a capitalist system the market can only make as good decisions as there is available information; other decisions are based upon "guesstimations".

[imperi]

I voted option 4 but I meant to select option 1. So keep this in mind.

[myrkul]

My breakdown of the results: (Please activate your sense of humor)
Yes, I neither bought nor sold during the selloff.    - 45 (62.5%) People who know what 'Hack' means.
Yes, I bought into the selloff    - 9 (12.5%) Principled people.
Yes, I sold along with the selloff    - 2 (2.8%) Panicking people.
No, I neither bought nor sold into the selloff.    - 14 (19.4%) People who don't understand what 'Hack' means.
No, I bought into the selloff.    - 1 (1.4%) Kevin
No, I sold along with the selloff    - 1 (1.4%) The Hacker.

You may now deactivate your sense of humor.

[xenon481]

My breakdown of the results: (Please activate your sense of humor)
[...]
No, I bought into the selloff.    - 1 (1.4%) Kevin
No, I sold along with the selloff    - 1 (1.4%) The Hacker.

You may now deactivate your sense of humor.

 

[Tasty Champa]

I had an order well before the selloff, I just wanted to buy 50 coins at 13, seemed reasonable enough to me.

After having done some figuring, I remembered the queuing system inside the tradebook, so I'm with the undertstanding whomever's bitcoins I bought at 13 would have been actually selling them.

-bot(s) would have been selling them at that price point because they have been creating artificial margins with no intent to buy or sell outside of those walls.
I know this because I've studied them like John Connor's Resistance.
What they do/did is slowly put huge amounts of orders on both sides to create buy/sell walls.
Once they have enough coins from doing pump (0.00XXX buys) and dumps (500+ sells) they remove the walls and rebuild them at whatever price becomes after that.

I was getting dicked on paying double percentage on every trade I making over the weekend trying to get back equal to what I lost or a little more, wasn't trying to be greedy.

BTW... just wait until I do this again:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=19192.0

It defies logic.
xD