Does any Bitcoin Exchange exist that lets the user set the sell price?

[knightmb]

As the subject says, does an exchange exist for Bitcoin in which the user sets the price to sell their bitcoins instead of the website setting and forcing the user to accept their own sell price? I am putting together some research and it seems all the large exchanges don't allow the user this type of freedom when trading.

Thanks for any helpful responses.

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[dancupid]

As the subject says, does an exchange exist for Bitcoin in which the user sets the price to sell their bitcoins instead of the website setting and forcing the user to accept their own sell price? I am putting together some research and it seems all the large exchanges don't allow the user this type of freedom when trading.

Thanks for any helpful responses.

Is the answer 'all of them' ?

[austin]

As the subject says, does an exchange exist for Bitcoin in which the user sets the price to sell their bitcoins instead of the website setting and forcing the user to accept their own sell price? I am putting together some research and it seems all the large exchanges don't allow the user this type of freedom when trading.

Thanks for any helpful responses.

Exchanges such as Cryptsy and Btc-e allow you to set any price you want, but it's unlikely that you'll sell for much higher than the market rate.

[faiza1990]

on cryptsy you can sell on your own price but mostly rates equal to other exchanges nothing special

[ISAWHIM]

You need to look at "Trade exchanges", not just "Exchanges".

Trade Exchange = To make offers (bid/ask) or (buy/sell) {You set the rate you desire, as an "order"}
Exchange = To get an exchange, at a specified exchange-rate that the exchange has offered.

Here are a few "Trade exchanges" and "Exchanges", otherwise known as "Markets"...
(Look under the markets menu on top.)

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/

[nobbynobbynoob]

As the subject says, does an exchange exist for Bitcoin in which the user sets the price to sell their bitcoins instead of the website setting and forcing the user to accept their own sell price? I am putting together some research and it seems all the large exchanges don't allow the user this type of freedom when trading.

Thanks for any helpful responses.

Exchanges such as Cryptsy and Btc-e allow you to set any price you want, but it's unlikely that you'll sell for much higher than the market rate.

Unless you are patient enough.

[worldtreasurefinders]

On BTC-e you can set a sell price for whatever you want, but unless someone is willing to buy it from you at the price you set, it'll just sit there forever.

Conversely, you can set a buy price at whatever you want, even one penny.  But unless someone puts in a sell order for that price, it'll just sit there forever.

[Tomatocage]

You'd think that someone with over 370K BTC would know at least something about the exchanges...

[CrashX]

BTC-e has an auto buy and sell option. Pretty easy to use.

[SgtSpike]

As the subject says, does an exchange exist for Bitcoin in which the user sets the price to sell their bitcoins instead of the website setting and forcing the user to accept their own sell price? I am putting together some research and it seems all the large exchanges don't allow the user this type of freedom when trading.

Thanks for any helpful responses.

Hey now, you said you sold/gave away all your coins!

[jeffg]

Is the answer 'all of them' ?

The answer is correct.

[knightmb]

Is the answer 'all of them' ?

Unfortunately, no. 

[knightmb]

Exchanges such as Cryptsy and Btc-e allow you to set any price you want, but it's unlikely that you'll sell for much higher than the market rate.

Ok, thanks, I never saw those options listed on the site, but I guess you have to have an account first to see the rest.

[knightmb]

You need to look at "Trade exchanges", not just "Exchanges".

Trade Exchange = To make offers (bid/ask) or (buy/sell) {You set the rate you desire, as an "order"}
Exchange = To get an exchange, at a specified exchange-rate that the exchange has offered.

Here are a few "Trade exchanges" and "Exchanges", otherwise known as "Markets"...
(Look under the markets menu on top.)

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/

Thanks for the link. I know the difference, but many sites don't make it clear exactly what they do.

[knightmb]

Hey now, you said you sold/gave away all your coins!

Not looking to buy or sell, just research. Got out of that game a long time ago. 

[knightmb]

BTC-e has an auto buy and sell option. Pretty easy to use.

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the quick replies. 

[Swordsoffreedom]

Probally Dealcoin

[worldtreasurefinders]

Exchanges such as Cryptsy and Btc-e allow you to set any price you want, but it's unlikely that you'll sell for much higher than the market rate.

Ok, thanks, I never saw those options listed on the site, but I guess you have to have an account first to see the rest.

You don't have to have an account; just go to the site and the first thing you see is a big buy list and sell list.  Who do you think are setting those figures?  It sure as hell ain't the BTC-e staff.

[StarfishPrime]

As the subject says, does an exchange exist for Bitcoin in which the user sets the price to sell their bitcoins instead of the website setting and forcing the user to accept their own sell price? I am putting together some research and it seems all the large exchanges don't allow the user this type of freedom when trading.

Thanks for any helpful responses.

Isn't being able to set bid/ask prices basically what defines an exchange?

Any "exchange" with only set-price market orders wouldn't really be an exchange, just a service.
(like Coinbase, for example - a very useful service, but not an exchange)