Quote from: freakbits on November 13, 2014, 04:26:59 AM

Quote from: Bagpipe on November 13, 2014, 02:48:32 AM

What the hell?!?!
That the hell is wrong with the user interface?!?!!
You evil stupid bastards! You have cost me 300 dollars or more!

When I click "cancel all orders" I expect all orders to be cancelled!
When I click "buy", I expect order to be executed!

It took a minute or so until the system accepted that I demanded for the orders to be cancelled and then several eons until I was able to type in a simple MARKET ORDER for which there is NO BUTTON; but anyway, the price has run away by more than 15 dollars in the mean time, so I wish you many nightmares.

Seriously.

You must be kidding!

P.S. I already heard some wealthy people complaining about your buggy system and only now I understand what did they mean. Of course, they are no longer on bitfinex.

I'm not 100% sure your posting style is the best one to get attention/help.

Maybe I agree with his general message though. Look at the fucking swap orderbook. Why is BFX stupid enough to let shit like this happen? In the last 24 hours a 3 m wall was demolished for scraps (0.07% per day) and now we are sitting at one fucking percent with like 5 orders left.

WHY??? Because nobody bothers to put money above the FRR wall of death and when it gets finally torn down the orderbook the whole offer side gets razed. I've already read several postings of people who got their orders cancelled because of no reserve left.

I really hope BFX pulls its shit together. OKcoin is just waiting to take BFX position and they look far more professional at the moment.

EDIT: I sincerely hope mjr doesn't jump in and talk about increased demand now or I'll get an aneurysm. The amount of long swaps only increased about 2.5 million, so less than the FRR. In no way does it make sense that we jump from 0.07 to 1.

Holy fuck, look at this shit. lowest offer 2%, in comes the fuckin FRR and posts 20k at 0.09%. I'm so enraged right now. And of course like always FRR doesn't seem to get matched with the demand order book. 0.96 demand sitting there gets not matched with 0.09 offer...