Chances are you created a new loginID as you might have been logged into your youtube/email/google+ under a different name and that logged you in as a new user (assuming you're logging in with the autoID..), having a different ID means you do indeed have another account now. Try logging out of coinedup, then logging out of any youtube/google sites, and log back in with the account you used when you made your coinedup account, should be be fine.

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I'm trying to show these guys in the doge chat channel not to freak out as only a few big guys are on the coinedup site with more than 1btc/manymegadoge. I just took the price down to 25 and back up in 10 min to prove it, there's 1 or more people in there right now (or bots too) totally trying to get the price down (either to buy more OR to simply attract more buyers or or or_). Add that to the fact that miners with impulsive sales are ruling the pools, and the buy walls being thin anyway due to the exchange being new = You have VERY EASY manip of price/charting, including coinmarketcap, even easier influence of fear, and the fact that people are there trying hard to control the price already is actually a good thing for the bigger picture. This tiny exchange, and the voices watching it, are crying fowl and or boom based off of a few (baby) whales. My prediction is that when this hits a bigger exchange, it will indeed skyrocket post the early miner dumps.

Not sure if posted yet, but many wow at the Verge for doing a piece on DOGE:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/16/5216862/bitcoin-is-so-2013-dogecoin-is-new-crypto-currency-on-the-block

I got me some doge, many many doge, and promised I would give up to 1M doge away on my twitter if my acquisition was accomplished... well it partially was..

It's happening now over the next few hours.

http://www.cryptoboss.com/dogecoingold1d.png

Simply follow, and retweet/post your doge addy in the retweet response

GO > http://www.twitter.com/cryptoboomer

**I will not be checking here for addresses, must post them on my twitter to be potentially chosen.

many thanks.

very branding, much doge, value increase.

EDIT: How much worth branding for doge to owner of coin? I do good job, cut 101 many graphics for team...?

http://www.cryptoboss.com/doge_id.jpg

I just had a chat with Vern on Skype, and decided to dig a lil', here's the convo::

[8:34:09 PM] Vernon: I will be giving users a self-audit button tonight.   also there will be better reports coming out for you guys

[8:34:14 PM] ME: Can I actually make a few suggestions while I got you?

[8:34:18 PM] Vernon: sure

[8:37:21 PM] ME: Each coin page - that left column = so many inefficiencies for load balancing 50K+ users in different regions. I don't think anyone cares to see 94 pairs fluctuating while on their chosen coin page to trade. Those pages (imo) should only have the order books for that coin - that's it - so much less load.

Second - I don't know who did your algo/matching engine but buying/selling needs 3 clicks, many popups, no grouping of orders, can't buy into big walls, only a few trades a minute, orders pop up in opposite column before showing in proper column, much delay.. I think new servers is great but you guys really need to optimize your data layout per page and the way your engine/algo works.

[8:39:56 PM] ME: Perhaps you're already doing all this, and if so - kudos, I think you are currently in a do or die situation with the market and accepting new users while not being able to keep up with current userbase needs is asking for a lot of trouble. I'm not sure what the sequence to fix all this is and I'm sure your hands are full so this is just me pretending to be in your shoes and prioritizing what's most important - right now your infrastructure and PR are both kinda crumbling and you're a victim of your own success (good problem to have I suppose just hope it's temporary). Hope you don't mind this comment.

[8:42:18 PM] Vernon: yes, right now my main focus is trade engine.   I made a change yesterday which speeds it up quite a bit, but then the database had some issues today - that is the next thing that is getting upgraded (probably monday night)

[8:42:35 PM] ME: So YOU actually coded the engine?

[8:42:56 PM] ME: Do you have others working on it with you or just solo?

[8:43:01 PM] Vernon: The tickers on the left are probably the least load intensive, since they are just push notifications via broadcase

[8:43:05 PM] Vernon: *broadcast

[8:43:26 PM] ME: I see - so it's all engine lag - wow mate.

[8:43:44 PM] Vernon: I created the entire site as it currently is.   A new developer just started thursday, but it will likely take some time before he can jump into things

[8:43:51 PM] ME: Is there a huge dev. differentiating factor between you guys and say the gox/btc-e engine?

[8:44:20 PM] Vernon: Well, if you remember, the original Gox engine had some major lag itself.  sometimes several minutes.

[8:45:26 PM] ME: Yes true - so did BTC-e - however that was during huge pumps, and they only have one pair - your system is probably a lot more robust to be able to handle all the activity but as you see it's overloading for weeks even with your new servers and tweaks.

[8:46:15 PM] Vernon: There are a few redesigns I'm working on, but these things take a bit of time to build and test

[8:46:20 PM] ME: Just trying to gage what/how big to go with you guys, have a lot of reserves, a little afraid to trade, do you actually see your site/engine being as fast as gox/btc-e ever or are you in totally unchartered waters re how to proceed and what the outcome may be?

[8:47:00 PM] ME: I have owned a media/dev company and run 40+ sites so I admire what you've done and respect the challenge, not digging at you hope you see this as a positive critique.

[8:47:44 PM] Vernon: eventually it will be extremely fast, I'm working on migrating the data storage for the order books into a much faster storage mechanism

[8:48:29 PM] ME: Cool, are you guys also buying tons more servers and is that also a big differentiating factor now compared to others or does it not matter after a certain point and it's all engine from there..?

[8:50:28 PM] Vernon: it's both software and hardware upgrades.  We can only do so much by throwing more hardware at it

[8:50:30 PM] ME: If that's too sensitive, a better way to phrase my question :: Do you have a timeline re your response to the market or is it an ongoing battle with uncertainty re next needs hardware/software wise?

[8:51:05 PM] ME: This convo is actually very productive and think many need to read this - do you mind if I post the latter part of it on the boards where people are freaking out?

[8:51:21 PM] Vernon: I am consulting with people who have designed large complex systems before, to determine where our bottlenecks are

[8:51:37 PM] Vernon: I would like the system to be able to handle 1m trades a day at least in every market.

[8:51:57 PM] Vernon: You may post it.   Just don't post my Skype id. 

[8:52:34 PM] ME: That would be dreamy, I would like it to instantaneously fill my orders and eat through walls like btc-e/gox, once you're there, you guys are going to win a big market race, I wish you best of luck and don't mind if I nudge you in the near to check in. Have a great day!

[8:54:28 PM] Vernon: You are on my list now, so I'll likely respond to any questions. 

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I won't lie, I do feel a bit better re Cryptsy's near future.

I lost money = It's ok, he's a nice guy.

The site is farked and has been for weeks = It's ok, invite 40K more users now!

The data layout per page is shite = It's ok let's add more pairs and clogg the pages more.

My support ticket is canned responses 5 times now on a basic ticket = It's ok, don't blame them, it's your fault not theirs.

I show that I'm now pissed, lost funds, lost momentum = It's ok don't get mad at vern or Cryptsy, just watch them add more stuff to the site and not address core issues or your support ticket that's now 3 fucking weeks old.

The new servers aren't doing anything for their growth = That's ok they ordered more, but won't touch the current algo/engine or data per page layout and won't take suggestions from users, just more growing pains and we welcome more users while we can't fix stuff.

I've been as patient as one can be, I don't give a shit if BigVern kicks puppies or walks lil' old ladies across the street - this is my business and livelyhood they are messing with and the team there is getting rude re how they want US to react to their flaws and delays.

I'm sorry but the last thing I'm going to do is cut them a break or sit here and suppress my concerns because they are nice people or deserving of a pass when they add MORE fucking pairs instead of fixing more important issues.

Maybe I'll love Cryptsy again one day, today is not that day, week, or month. Over 1000 trades there now, I've had it and won't be trading at all anymore until this is fixed or they are replaced by someone that does it right.

Being a victim of your own success doesn't give you the right to use that as a safety net when obliterating traders accounts for weeks at a time.

Still a mess but I'll also say it's a hell of a lot better.

New servers aren't the problem imo - it's a mixture of their algo/matching engine, and the data layout per page. That left column/so many data points/arrows going up/down live x 50K+ users on 94 pairs and yeah you're fucking up your efficiency a lot.

The actual coin pages should only have the order books and that's it, and the algo should be overhauled to handle volume like btc-e. I see my sell orders popup in buy columns and vice versa, the triple click to order and confirm and see pop up windows confirming/delaying the site per order, no grouping so when I pump I see 1coin at a time being bought x 1,000+ coins, can't handle more than a few trades a minute when I buy big and I am anxious as I see the orders slowly get filled..

Worst part is it's still growing daily and they not only can't keep up with current growth but have indeed lost people a lot of money so I don't disregard a group holding them accountable for their losses me included. I have over 1000 trades now within a few short weeks, missing coins, canned support x 5 with details in my ticket that are pretty extensive and easy to address... But on the bright side it does have spurts now where orderbooks actually match up when there isn't a pump/lot of activity, and bigger buy orders are taking 1-5minutes. < I cannot believe that I'm typing that as an improvement but it is what it is.

Just finished a successful transaction with member - iamalitecoin

That'll be it for me - Thank you everybody - took a few days, and I even bought a few mil at coinedup as well - should be an interesting ride from here.

As promised - I'm giving away 1Million DogeCoins on my twitter now in a promo to help it get some buzz :: http://www.twitter.com/cryptoboomer



      rery
        happy!
    wow

No probs, wasn't meant to be this time.
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Still buying! Going to be here for another hour or so, would like to end my buying spree asap.

About to do a batched deal with AuroraHF for the full 12M.

Documenting transaction here incase anything goes wrong but so far so good today - getting comfy with the sellers here.

Sent you a PM

Make me an offer for a large amount - 10M to 50M, if you only have a few M to sell I'd rather wait it out until a large seller can do a nice chunky bulk deal. 1M for .1 btc at buying 10-50M still sounds realistic right now but feel free to counter it.

Is the site up for anyone?

0.1

Feel free to counter with an offer, just have at least 10M ready if you do (preferably up to 50M)

Looking to buy 20M to 50M doge - just made a thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=369511.0

Please only PM me if you have at least 10M+ to sell right now.