Quote from: joedash on July 26, 2015, 06:09:17 PM

Quote from: Exmo on June 08, 2015, 08:11:30 PM

We thank you for your advice and positive feedback. Exmo values everyone's opinion and welcomes their comments whether they be positive or negative. It is only by serving the needs of our users that will enable us to achieve our goals.

I have expressed concerns with completed orders in trade history that never appear in the order boxes (I call them invisible orders). These transactions are always for very large amounts (smallest I've seem is .2 BTC and highest has been 7 BTC). Be advised this has equated to many 100s of 1000s of USD in a few short days (BTC/USD tab was the first I noticed this event happening). All my efforts to raise awareness to it, have been complacency by users and chat banning for myself.
I have taken many screen shots of the invisible order trading and will be releasing them to others for investigation.

I would also like to address the lie I was given as a chat ban cannot be lifted, after it is imposed, until the time duration of the ban is completed. The reason for my ban was labelled spam and it's duration is 1 week.

On a side note, I have been informed by tech support, the private message system is working correctly, but have yet to receive 1 from friends that use.

Hi =)
I assume you alreday wrote my posts about this topic? If not, here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1084193.msg11896403#msg11896403
So yes, of course you are right about those orders Wink

I also did some tests, to find out how they work.

For now I can say they are always within the spread. So if the best sell order is 200 and the best buy order is 195, these invisible orders are between them.
I made my tests in the EUR/BTC pair, because at USD/BTC are too many real trades, to make my testing. I placed several orders to minimize the spread, to see what will happen... Unfortunately these invisible orders are much less frequent at BTC/EUR, so it takes very long to get results.

I think you can say: If there is no spread (200 to 199.99) no invisible orders will appaer (not 100% sure). But I had one single case, where I placed 0.0001BTC orders to eliminate the spread, and an invisible order matched one of them. I know it was a invisible order, because the rest of the amount (order amount - 0.0001) was executet at a price that was never in the orderbook.
Because it took so long to find something out, I decided to do more tests, after I have access to the API. With API I will place many of 0.0001 orders, to see, what will happen with those invisibile orders.