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Can I trade at okcoin chinese website even if I'm not chinese? Or am I only allowed at the international version?
I think their BTC/USD market have low volume so I want to trade with their BTC/CNY market
I think their BTC/USD market have low volume so I want to trade with their BTC/CNY market
On a normal market, when position gets liquidated, stocks gets sold. End of story.
If bitfinex would rollback/freeze trades, isn't that market manipulation? They're interfering with "the free and fair operation of the market"
Since bitfinex promised to compensate lenders in case of losses because of a crash, they should pay them out of their own pocket. Otherwise, they should let the lenders take the risk.
Those waiting at the buy side never did anything wrong, they placed their buy orders, btc get sold, buyers get their btc.
You shouldn't undo what has been sold. Once it's sold, it's sold! If it has to crash to $1, then let it crash.
If bitfinex would rollback/freeze trades, isn't that market manipulation? They're interfering with "the free and fair operation of the market"
Since bitfinex promised to compensate lenders in case of losses because of a crash, they should pay them out of their own pocket. Otherwise, they should let the lenders take the risk.
Those waiting at the buy side never did anything wrong, they placed their buy orders, btc get sold, buyers get their btc.
You shouldn't undo what has been sold. Once it's sold, it's sold! If it has to crash to $1, then let it crash.
As someone who has lost significant gains as a result of Bitfinex's rollback a few months back, I tend to agree. However, it is what it is. This is their policy, they've done it, and they'll do it again. What I've learned is: bid accordingly. Don't aim too low on Bitfinex, or they'll take your BTC.
What about btce? Do they rollback trades too?
On a normal market, when position gets liquidated, stocks gets sold. End of story.
If bitfinex would rollback/freeze trades, isn't that market manipulation? They're interfering with "the free and fair operation of the market"
Since bitfinex promised to compensate lenders in case of losses because of a crash, they should pay them out of their own pocket. Otherwise, they should let the lenders take the risk.
Those waiting at the buy side never did anything wrong, they placed their buy orders, btc get sold, buyers get their btc.
You shouldn't undo what has been sold. Once it's sold, it's sold! If it has to crash to $1, then let it crash.
If bitfinex would rollback/freeze trades, isn't that market manipulation? They're interfering with "the free and fair operation of the market"
Since bitfinex promised to compensate lenders in case of losses because of a crash, they should pay them out of their own pocket. Otherwise, they should let the lenders take the risk.
Those waiting at the buy side never did anything wrong, they placed their buy orders, btc get sold, buyers get their btc.
You shouldn't undo what has been sold. Once it's sold, it's sold! If it has to crash to $1, then let it crash.
What I don't quite comprehend is how exactly would they lose money on a flash crash? For one, there is no market regulation so what is to stop them from trading or having a proxy trade on the exchange to scoop up coins on the cheap? Also, the parties who are overleveraged will have already paid their fees -- there may be an issue if they cannot liquidate for enough wherein there'd be massive losses, but again, this could be offset by buying coins on the cheap. And finally, wouldn't there be a flood of volume in the race back upwards to a respectable price?
In a nutshell... how would this event not just be a redistribution of wealth as opposed to [much of a] destruction of wealth? Furthermore, if it is a destruction of wealth wouldn't the exchange still make the difference back on increased near-term volume. OR... would people shuffle their newly acquired cheap coins off Bitfinex for fear that it would collapse before they had a chance to use them?
In a nutshell... how would this event not just be a redistribution of wealth as opposed to [much of a] destruction of wealth? Furthermore, if it is a destruction of wealth wouldn't the exchange still make the difference back on increased near-term volume. OR... would people shuffle their newly acquired cheap coins off Bitfinex for fear that it would collapse before they had a chance to use them?
Bitfinex raised the fees on the interest received by lenders promising in return to compensate lenders in case of losses because of a crash bigger than 40% (in this case borrowers won't have collateral enough to payback the principal to lenders because of the ratio of leverage of 1:2.5).
502 issue fixed. As far as Cryptsy being the best I agree though I do get paid. I can assure you of one thing your coins are safe there and if you do have an issue you will be gotten to.
Can you please remove Cryptsy points? We don't want them - invest in better servers/staff instead.
I want it.. Send it to me
Any suggestion where we could trade ltc,btc,doge without lag??
I was trading at BTCe last night then the site was so slow... I get 502 bad gateway error... so I moved my LTC to cryptsy to trade doge... same... very slow and lagging...
Any other option?
I was trading at BTCe last night then the site was so slow... I get 502 bad gateway error... so I moved my LTC to cryptsy to trade doge... same... very slow and lagging...
Any other option?
-Download v141 from dogecoin.com
-Run it. error pops up.
-I delete Dogecoin folder fom APPDATA then run dogecoin wallet. Error pops up.
-Done the same to another computer, winXP and win7, same error.
-Run it in a virtual machine. Same error
-Run it. error pops up.
-I delete Dogecoin folder fom APPDATA then run dogecoin wallet. Error pops up.
-Done the same to another computer, winXP and win7, same error.
-Run it in a virtual machine. Same error
