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February 12, 2014, 02:22:42 PM |
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With all the problems most of the few major exchanges are experiences why kraken isn't getting much traction?
From what I've read they are legit and well funded UK based exchange, so should be all good.
Or I'm missing something here?
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CrashX
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February 12, 2014, 07:58:06 PM |
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They need to promoted, not allot of people hear of them. Also its Trust, Bitstamp, BTC-e, OkCoin, BTCChina, Huobi, and the Ponzi scheme Mt.Gox, are had been promoted or are old, ones of the first to come out.
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faiza1990
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February 12, 2014, 08:21:38 PM |
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I just join them and its seems some good exchange hope soon they will do some marketing and have some good value in this field
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ledmaniak
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February 12, 2014, 08:27:48 PM |
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With all the problems most of the few major exchanges are experiences why kraken isn't getting much traction?
From what I've read they are legit and well funded UK based exchange, so should be all good.
Or I'm missing something here?
Uhm not quite.. They are US based but have found a bank in Germany(Fidor Bank) that will do all of their banking transactions of fiat currency. Due to licensing issues in the US, most of their customers are in europe and that's why the XBT/EUR volume is bigger than XBT/USD. I also love this exchange. They run it very professional and deposit/withdrawals work with SEPA(european banking system) which makes it quite reliable and fast. They have some nice advanced trading options and leveraged trading is prepared in the system and will be enabled when the volume is big enough. They once stated that they do not advertise on purpose so they can grow steadily without growing pains that come with advertising and new customers. |
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5thStreetResearch
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February 12, 2014, 08:47:00 PM |
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With all the problems most of the few major exchanges are experiences why kraken isn't getting much traction?
From what I've read they are legit and well funded UK based exchange, so should be all good.
Or I'm missing something here?
Uhm not quite.. They are US based but have found a bank in Germany(Fidor Bank) that will do all of their banking transactions of fiat currency. Due to licensing issues in the US, most of their customers are in europe and that's why the XBT/EUR volume is bigger than XBT/USD. I also love this exchange. They run it very professional and deposit/withdrawals work with SEPA(european banking system) which makes it quite reliable and fast. They have some nice advanced trading options and leveraged trading is prepared in the system and will be enabled when the volume is big enough. They once stated that they do not advertise on purpose so they can grow steadily without growing pains that come with advertising and new customers. new customers are growing pains? How else do they expect to grow? Doesnt seem like a very good business model. |
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ledmaniak
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February 12, 2014, 08:54:46 PM |
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On other exchanges we have seen that they had/have a very hard time to cope with a sudden increase of new customers, all demanding personal service, having problems, server load, etc. From what I heard and have seen, their customer base is still growing fast already.. Kraken wants to prevent 'growing pains' and deliver good service and that's why they don't advertise yet.
I find that a very acceptable business model: service first and then grow together with the available resources.
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coinpr0n
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February 12, 2014, 08:59:32 PM |
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With all the problems most of the few major exchanges are experiences why kraken isn't getting much traction?
From what I've read they are legit and well funded UK based exchange, so should be all good.
Or I'm missing something here?
They are not UK-based. They are a US company. Also, it doesn't serve (most) US-based customers, which is a lot of traders. That said, they are great and I love them. Also note that most of the volume is on the BTC/EUR market. |
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Nagle
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February 13, 2014, 02:14:19 AM |
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And they need to get a real address in the US, not the same drop box place Tradehill used.
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hostmaster
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February 13, 2014, 02:15:52 AM |
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With all the problems most of the few major exchanges are experiences why kraken isn't getting much traction?
From what I've read they are legit and well funded UK based exchange, so should be all good.
Or I'm missing something here?
bad marketing the sole reason for this... |
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Delarock
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February 13, 2014, 02:28:14 AM |
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Honestly... I can't take them seriously because of their name.
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February 13, 2014, 06:56:50 AM |
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And they need to get a real address in the US, not the same drop box place Tradehill used.
The current addresses for the two companies are not the same. Do you have any proof that one of them had have the same dropbox address as that is currently in use by either of the two? I am asking solidify my strong suspicion that tradehill and kraken are basically being run by the same people (scammers). Tradehill still owes me a significant amount of btc that could worth 6 figures at the current prices. |
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February 13, 2014, 08:11:21 AM |
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Month ago i had bitstamp.net and kraken.com as option to withdraw. i choose kraken.com because one dude from my country (SLO) said, they process withdraw in 24 hrs, although price is smaller than bitstamp, i withdrawed 5 times now, every time the money was in less than 24 hours in bank.
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CryptoPanda (OP)
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February 13, 2014, 01:05:32 PM |
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Month ago i had bitstamp.net and kraken.com as option to withdraw. i choose kraken.com because one dude from my country (SLO) said, they process withdraw in 24 hrs, although price is smaller than bitstamp, i withdrawed 5 times now, every time the money was in less than 24 hours in bank.
that's really good! From which country they send the wires? |
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ledmaniak
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February 13, 2014, 01:07:01 PM |
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Month ago i had bitstamp.net and kraken.com as option to withdraw. i choose kraken.com because one dude from my country (SLO) said, they process withdraw in 24 hrs, although price is smaller than bitstamp, i withdrawed 5 times now, every time the money was in less than 24 hours in bank.
that's really good! From which country they send the wires? Germany. |
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dave111223
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February 13, 2014, 01:24:40 PM |
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Kraken API does not seem to give a way to withdrawal BTC...
Also for some reason "XBT" angers me
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ledmaniak
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February 13, 2014, 02:00:12 PM |
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Kraken API does not seem to give a way to withdrawal BTC...
Safety reasons. Why would you want to withdraw with the API? BTC-e is also unable to withdraw with the API. Also for some reason "XBT" angers me
XBT = iso notation. All exchanges should use this IMHO. |
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dave111223
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February 13, 2014, 02:15:48 PM |
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Kraken API does not seem to give a way to withdrawal BTC...
Safety reasons. Why would you want to withdraw with the API? BTC-e is also unable to withdraw with the API. If you are using the exchange for business (ie Bitcoin ATM, bitcoin OTC services etc...) |
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February 13, 2014, 02:17:04 PM |
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Kraken is good. https://www.fybse.se/ is really good too. If you live in Sweden the money is in your account the next day! You can make international withdrawals too |
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Rannasha
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February 13, 2014, 02:18:10 PM |
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Kraken API does not seem to give a way to withdrawal BTC...
Also for some reason "XBT" angers me
Interestingly enough, when creating an API key, there is a checkbox to (dis)allow withdrawal of funds using that key. So at some stage in the development, API-withdrawals were planned (and maybe they still are). |
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dave111223
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February 13, 2014, 02:20:02 PM |
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Interestingly enough, when creating an API key, there is a checkbox to (dis)allow withdrawal of funds using that key. So at some stage in the development, API-withdrawals were planned (and maybe they still are).
Yeah I just signed up and noticed this...but does not seem to be any mention of it in the API docs. |
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