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November 22, 2011, 06:34:18 PM |
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Prepare Market Sell Order
Amount of BTC to Sell: Price per BTC Wanted: Currency Wanted: AUD - Australian Dollar CAD - Canadian Dollar CLP - Chilean Peso EUR - European Union Euro INR - Indian Rupee LR - Liberty Reserve RUB - Russian Ruble USD - United States Dollar Instructions You are preparing a limit order to sell Bitcoins. Please specify: the number of Bitcoins you would like to sell, the minimum price per Bitcoin you are willing to accept, and the currency you would like to be paid. Once submitted, your order will be placed onto the exchange and we will attempt to match you with a Bitcoin buyer. Depending on market conditions, your order may initially only be partially filled. You may cancel your order at anytime. However, confirmation of your cancellation may take up to 5 seconds. While your order is outstanding we will reserve a balance of BTC equivalent to the amount remaining to be sold.
OK I understand what this means right, you limit your order and bitcoins are only sold for that amount. Well my coins were sold up to 4 pennys cheaper. I dunno I guess thats nothing right, but might mean something to somebody else. 2.26 sold for 2.22. but i might have changed it to 2.254, but doubt it, if i remember right i set it to 2.2699999 before i walked out the room. Now if if i typo error to 2.2269999, would some of my order still fill to 2.254, the current bid, or would i fill only open orders of 2.22... What the hell happened and why did my ticket go as solved and any questions ask. Im not asking them. Seems wrong. Because 2.2254 or 2.226999 shouldnt sell for 2.22 either. And that would be a typo , which i dont think happened.
Now my question is what is the point of a limit order when its sold under your limit to sell. I would of sold yesterday and lost more than. And i guess 4 pennies aint shit anyway, but you know who they are worth it too. Why wouldnt they want to sell for 2.26 and take the higher commision. Dunno.
Has this happened to anyone else at Tradehill.
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