CEX.IO

[rhuian]

I just want the price back up to .11 so I can get out

[1714195414]

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[Andrey]

I just want the price back up to .11 so I can get out

No, price goes straight to 0.06 so I can get back in with my reinvestment

[itod]

I just want the price back up to .11 so I can get out

No, price goes straight to 0.06 so I can get back in with my reinvestment

Something in the middle locks most realistic, good luck to both 

[OleOle]

Is the site down? In Firefox it won't render properly and I can't sign in on Opera or IE.

This seems to be happening quite a lot recently 

[ajw7989]

CEX.io hurt me recently with all the decline but good thing I sold out at a much less loss than now. I am ready to buy back in very soon.

[rhuian]

bah, rebound rebound rebound!!

[z0rr0]

I guess everyone crawled to official cex thread)

BTW, positive news regarding nmc, ixc and dvc merged mining, but i doubt that they'll not implement maintenance fee soon.

[Memristor]

I guess everyone crawled to official cex thread)

BTW, positive news regarding nmc, ixc and dvc merged mining, but i doubt that they'll not implement maintenance fee soon.

Hello!

I'm curious, any comments on "cex.io pool growth" / "GHS/BTC price" ?

[Branzig]

I bought 0.36101079GH and i'm hashing at .48!  

You have to be happy with that!

As commented, it is likely to smooth down to your purchased level, but if it doesn't let us know exactly what you did and I'm sure a few folks will be anxious to emulate your actions

I hear you, I am very interested on this issue,
Just started and am wondering if this is good/normal?

Thank you,
-Branzig.

[uray]

simple question, if diff increase, how the price of ghs will be? drop or raise?

[OleOle]

simple question, if diff increase, how the price of ghs will be? drop or raise?

With difficulty increases, you get less return from your mining so in theory, based on the fundamentals, the price should drop. However, what tends to happen is that miners perceive that they need more hashing power to counteract the difficulty increase, so their demand drives the price higher. There's usually some volatility in price as fundamentalists sell and optimists buy, so if you're careful it is sometimes possible to sell high and buy low if you get your timing right. Conversely, some people have got that wrong, misjudged the situation, sold low thinking it would drop and were forced to buy back in higher when miner demand outstripped the selling pressure.

You normally hear people moaning on threads like this when they get it wrong. You need to make the decision why you're using a product like CEX, is it to mine, to trade or both. Being clear about that will help optimise your strategy.

[AJJ]

I have outlined my calculation for the expected return on investment in cex with links to the information and tools so you can do the sums your self.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=346469.msg3713196#msg3713196

I don't understand why people are paying so much.

[Stinky_Pete]

Nobody on CEX.IO intends to hold their GHs for a long period. It's not really about mining there, which we can all agree is not good value for money. It's about trading, with the added novelty of getting money (even small amounts) while the coins are waiting to sell. And now there is the second minor bonus of merged mining. But remember, it's about trading.

[elasticband]

such swings, much trade, very profit..... WOW

[xwolf96]

simple question, if diff increase, how the price of ghs will be? drop or raise?

With difficulty increases, you get less return from your mining so in theory, based on the fundamentals, the price should drop. However, what tends to happen is that miners perceive that they need more hashing power to counteract the difficulty increase, so their demand drives the price higher. There's usually some volatility in price as fundamentalists sell and optimists buy, so if you're careful it is sometimes possible to sell high and buy low if you get your timing right. Conversely, some people have got that wrong, misjudged the situation, sold low thinking it would drop and were forced to buy back in higher when miner demand outstripped the selling pressure.

You normally hear people moaning on threads like this when they get it wrong. You need to make the decision why you're using a product like CEX, is it to mine, to trade or both. Being clear about that will help optimize your strategy.

  I was thinking along the same exact lines. And I agree, But I believe there is one additional variable to consider, and that is whether or not they are adding hardware. If they never added any hardware then the value should go up as the demand for the limited GH goes up. But every time they expand and increase the GH available, shares go down. That's my concern, as I find it very hard to believe they will never expand, especially as difficulty increases, the GH they offer becomes more useless.

And passive income will similarly diminish, for more obvious reasons. Difficulty up, ROI down. After lots of thought, it's For these reason I'm staying
away, though it was very very interesting.

[drakoin]

I am looking for historical GHX/BTC data about cexio. More than one month backwards.

Thanks
:-)

[chadwickx16]

I am looking for historical GHX/BTC data about cexio. More than one month backwards.

Thanks
:-)

Try Cryptotrader.org

[odolvlobo]

Does anyone know when short selling will become available? They were saying November, but now they aren't saying when.

[swordfish6975]

just in-case anyone's interested

https://github.com/swordfish6975/CEXtoCryptofolio

[crostorm]

nvm