someone else is just using the BTX trader icons and layout.  which make sense as the ssl certificate for this site was registered on 2014/7/18 by BTXTrader LLC.

not saying the site is good or bad; just making the observation that it was setup with the past week or so.  

What kind of security do buyers have? I mean here, people use really old trusted escrows to purchase/sell bitcoins. So how can a user trust you, that if he sends money to you, you will send him bitcoins? Would you trust a stranger by sending him bitcoins first?

Are you still going to charge everyone $100 for depositing their money with you since you were not able to get everything in place in time?

Wouldn't it be the final bid amount + auction fees minus the 200k deposit? Where is a million dollar lottery ticket when you need it!


Is there a min buy in?

I am not sure if they will allow representative parties to bid
That said if someone made a 200K deposit on behalf of a group of parties and entered the auction it may be possible to resell them to the ones who wanted these coins.
They would need proof that they are an official bidder in the auction though.

Wait this runs in the cloud somehow or it runs on my PC? I thought it was a downloadable application.

slightly OT what are the price on which a stop loss should trigger off? "executed" price or market price?

I'm asking because if the latter is valid then all that was needed to trigg the stop loss order is for the highest bid to suddenly drop, even if there was no actual trade related to this dip. So there might have been a flash crash in the bid even though there was no flash crash in executed price.

Since if the makerket is still pretty low volume and has stop loss order based on market price, the highest bid can easily move a lot, especially on a volatile period like the ones we're in.

Thanks for the explanation, at least now I know what it means.  Still not easy to read, though.

Are there any plans to add any kind of bot-type features?  I'd really like some kind of trend-following stuff, like EMA/SMA crossovers, or even VWAP crossovers, for example.

As for priorities, I'd suggest that getting it working on other exchanges should be higher.  Simply due to there's a good chance that the legal issues and other problems surrounding Mt Gox will likely make it a bad exchange choice, or maybe even non-existent, in the very near future.

As it is right now, it is a non-choice for me.  There is no low-cost option for moving USD in/out any more with the Dwolla seizure, and what with no wire transfers going on right now.  Even so, wire is not an option for me, since I'm not going to pay $50 (or whatever it is) to move $20 over there to buy coins.  CampBX and Coinbase seem to be my only options to buy BTC with little to no cost of moving in the USD for the volume I'll be doing ($20 or so every paycheck).

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