Quote from: deisik on May 03, 2017, 04:51:53 PM

Quote from: Mbokani on May 02, 2017, 10:28:20 PM

Quote from: BossMacko on May 02, 2017, 01:47:42 AM

Nobody can tell if exchanger will not really lets users from trading if the price jumps to much because it has not happened before so no one knows it yet. But in my opinion in case that big pump happen exchanger will still let users to sell or transact their Bitcoin because they don't know if after that big pump there is also a big dump. That's the gamble the exchanger needs to risk if that happens.

Why would the exchange halt the transaction if there is a price pump ,hope you are talking without understand how things work ,as long as there are traders willing to purchase bitcoin at that rate you would sell it ,the exchanges wont halt your transactions and if they do,you could take legal actions against them.So there is no gamble here and the exchange wont be loosing anything if the price of bitcoin rises

We, as outsiders, don't really know how things might work internally

So, basically, anything is possible (within reasonable limits, of course). Moreover, I've seen it a few times myself when an exchange all of a sudden announced maintenance works when the price started to move abruptly, and yes, I've seen it not just once, so that may not be a mere coincidence. Obviously, clients couldn't cancel their orders during that time, and if the price moved strongly the exchange itself could fill the locked orders, obviously in its favor. This is a real possibility

This can only happen with Bitcoin, because the real currency does not work. And that in the evening swindle and for it can strongly punish, in a case with кpиптoaлютoй to anybody to put things in order.