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January 03, 2014, 03:47:44 AM
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Anyone know the answer to this for Mtgox and other exchanges?

I assume they round down. So my question is how do they round on your orders? What decimal place? There must be some optimal way to place orders to prevent loss when rounding based on fees.  Grin
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I've had $0.00028 stuck on Gox for about 2 years now. How dare they keep my 28/1000th of a penny.
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