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[Otoh]

Cutoff notice

If your bid is under 1.065 BTC, you need to move it up, because that's where the 2000 bond depth cutoff is

this rather depends on how many of those > 1.065 bids are (or may be) cost free shill bids that would get pulled at the last moment (doesn't it?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

[PatrickHarnett]

Cutoff notice

If your bid is under 1.065 BTC, you need to move it up, because that's where the 2000 bond depth cutoff is

this rather depends on how many of those > 1.065 bids are (or may be) cost free shill bids that would get pulled at the last moment (doesn't it?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

It would, but with any bidding, someone could pull a higher bid as well, and they would be hit.  Current bids are over 3300BTC so you would have to assume we're just playing with a couple of thousand unproductive coins - that's not too logical (possible, but not logical).

about 90 minutes to run, cut point is around 1.075.

[stochastic]

Cutoff notice

If your bid is under 1.065 BTC, you need to move it up, because that's where the 2000 bond depth cutoff is

this rather depends on how many of those > 1.065 bids are (or may be) cost free shill bids that would get pulled at the last moment (doesn't it?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

Data on the first day trading of PPT.A and PPT.B

Code:

         .Open   .High   .Low   .Close    .Volume .Adjusted
PPT.A 1.170000 1.170000 1.0680  1.1000     1704   1.080349
PPT.B 1.179990 1.179990 1.0700  1.1111     2625   1.092874

[PatrickHarnett]

Note: we've just seen a 1.8 bid show up - we suspect it should be 1.08.  Someone might like to check their numbers.

Edit: it's been removed (thanks for the extra post Burt)
2nd edit: BTW the silly bid at 0.1 will not get filled - the sales only go to a minimum of 1.0

[Otoh]

Cutoff notice

If your bid is under 1.065 BTC, you need to move it up, because that's where the 2000 bond depth cutoff is

this rather depends on how many of those > 1.065 bids are (or may be) cost free shill bids that would get pulled at the last moment (doesn't it?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

It would, but with any bidding, someone could pull a higher bid as well, and they would be hit.  Current bids are over 3300BTC so you would have to assume we're just playing with a couple of thousand unproductive coins - that's not too logical (possible, but not logical).

about 90 minutes to run, cut point is around 1.075.

I said they would pull/cancel their bids before the last moment so no danger of this

there's a lot of peeps who have bought in to the PPT-A & B who might wish to shill things up a bit, just saying  

[GoWest]

It looks like someone accidently bid 1.8 instead of 1.08.  There is nothing we can do about this.  The order will get filled and they will have a loss.  Check your bids carefully please.  Your bid should alwasy be lessl than 1.28

Maybe I can talk to GLBSE and see if they can give us a way to cancel orders above 1.28.

That was me.  Fixed.

[PatrickHarnett]

there's a lot of peeps who have bought in the PPT- A & B who might wish to shill things up a bit, just saying 

Yes, that's part of what makes this time of the week interesting.

and there are some people playing around with bids and having some fun - it could be very funny for the person who put 50 at 1.7 if they forget to fix it.

[Mousepotato]

Is there something wrong with the site?  It's Error 105'ing for me.

[PatrickHarnett]

Is there something wrong with the site?  It's Error 105'ing for me.

I suspect heavy load.

[GoWest]

Cutoff notice

If your bid is under 1.065 BTC, you need to move it up, because that's where the 2000 bond depth cutoff is

this rather depends on how many of those > 1.065 bids are (or may be) cost free shill bids that would get pulled at the last moment (doesn't it?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

It would, but with any bidding, someone could pull a higher bid as well, and they would be hit.  Current bids are over 3300BTC so you would have to assume we're just playing with a couple of thousand unproductive coins - that's not too logical (possible, but not logical).

about 90 minutes to run, cut point is around 1.075.

There are only 1773 bids now.  Serious shenanigans going on.

Edit: not trying to imply any wrongdoing.  Just that people are jockeying for position.

[stochastic]

Yes, someone is playing games.  Bidding a lot, then pulling their bids, then bidding a lot.  Don't know if they plan on actually buying in the end or pulling their bids at the end.  But, if you are more serious then just place your bids where you feel comfortable with the price and let it ride through the gaming.

People are likely trying to get the lowest possible price, not playing games.

[Mousepotato]

How many confirmations does it take before my deposit shows up?  4 blocks have gone by, but I don't see anything that I sent to my GLBSE receiving address.

[PatrickHarnett]

How many confirmations does it take before my deposit shows up?  4 blocks have gone by, but I don't see anything that I sent to my GLBSE receiving address.

Normally six (and there's an odd "check for deposits" button too.)

[Mousepotato]

Ok awesome, thanks guys.  Now let's hope we don't run into two retardedly long blocks

[Otoh]

OK who's going to make a www.bidnip.com for GLBSE, I'm in for sure  

[stochastic]

OK who's going to make a bidnip.com for GLBSE, I'm in for sure  

https://glbse.com/info/api

Who says there is not already one.

[Otoh]

OK who's going to make a bidnip.com for GLBSE, I'm in for sure  

https://glbse.com/info/api

Who says there is not already one.

indeed, but a user (non geek) friendly one pse on dedicated servers like bidnip

[Mousepotato]

Oh well, so much for 10 minute blocks.  Looks like I'm going to miss out on this one.

[ineededausername]

Due to technical difficulties, this bond auction has been postponed at least until GLBSE is back up and running smoothly again.

[Mousepotato]

Ok 6 confirmations, and I still don't see it

Edit: NVM, just showed up!