you forget that the people who are the loudest are usually the ones with issues and most upset. people who withdrew fine would not be looking around the forums trying to figure out what the issue is. japanese withdrawals have been confirmed from what i gather.
btw, a little birdie told me we are going over 100 any moment
btw, watch the roger vir video re mt gox.
you forget that the people who are the loudest are usually the ones with issues and most upset. people who withdrew fine would not be looking around the forums trying to figure out what the issue is. japanese withdrawals have been confirmed from what i gather.
btw, a little birdie told me we are going over 100 any moment
btw, watch the roger vir video re mt gox.
I've been semi-absent for a while and am surprised by the continued large discrepancy in price between MTGox and bitstamp (and BTC-e to a lesser degree, since for most it's hard to move money there). Is the common opinion this discrepancy is caused by the difficulty in withdrawing from MTGox?
the difference was most likely created due to withdrawal issues with gox. people started getting coins on gox (price up) moving them to bitstamp etc and selling (price down). this difference should disappear once gox figures things out, hopefully.
The satoshi dice selloff has started.
And for the first time in quite a few days, mtgox is finally following the downward trend set by bitstamp...
what? noone has even "received" their buyout..
just bots.. as usual.. nothing to see
The satoshi dice selloff has started.
And for the first time in quite a few days, mtgox is finally following the downward trend set by bitstamp...
what? noone has even "received" their buyout..
just bots.. as usual.. nothing to see
A bot just dumped 1600 BTC?
bots dump a lot more than that (could be a miner too) it's insignificant that someone or something dumped 1600 of coins.. zzzz
Wow... I would NOT trust a bot with 1000+ BTC.
Especially if it relies on MtGox connection.
Even if someone would, I doubt they would trust it to sell that much at once without human input.
people have been doing it for a long time - they are *likely* up quite a bit on their *initial* investment.. so attempting to move the markets is a risky bet but one some are willing to play as it can pay off well with more coin
look at that.. price goes down 3% OMG OMG OMG sell off..
price goes up 3% nothing. the rally was called when it went up a lot more than 3%
people like to make a lot of noise when things drop. we'll see triple digits this year 100%. 4-digits probably next year
this is nothing. once mtgox clears up their whole banking issues prices will set over $200+
anyone who has this many coins to drop is doing it mostly for 2 reasons 1) they need USD ala AMC converting ETCetc 2) the big whales are doing to drop prices so that they can get bigger and fatter - that's 95% of the story
mtgox has the 503 load errors 90% of the time on cell phones for the last 2 weeks.
many numerous verified reports of people receiving their wires in the last 2 days!
various sources and various confirmations. time for people to pay out that bounty -
mt gox almost back to it's almost business
Right now Bitstamp shows the future price of MtGox.
Or MtGox shows the future price of Bitstamp.
I think that bitstamp should follow gox, because of difference in volume...?
Well think about it. If Gox has a problem getting money out, then how do you get money out? You buy coins and sell them elsewhere. What does that do? It drives the price down on these others exchanges.
And, it also inflates the price on Gox as your choice there is to either buy coins or sit in fiat. No taking your money out, no moving it to another exchange (outside of via coins), etc.
Gox is still the leader in volume but that is declining fairly steadily. I think they are a very secure exchange, but people are getting tired of their crap. The choices are increasing, and if you are not a daytrader, then Gox is no longer the clear leader (actually, even if you are...)
the issue with that is once any other exchange gets the VOLUME and $$$$$$ amount in their banks they too will have more issues. it's not like mtgox INVENTED these banking problems. once bitstamp and campbx get huge influx they too many have issues regarding traditional banking wires and fiat liquidity
it's about sharing - we don't have access to ANY of that information.
about overall withdrawal requests from the exchanges. we have buying and selling but that doesn't say anything regarding outgoing wires.
all we can do is.................speculate
and yes. growing pains is likely. bitinstant went down because they too became over successful.
not giving excuses just saying it is very likely
and yes. growing pains is likely. bitinstant went down because they too became over successful.
LOL wut? I think you need to do some more research.
they are closed for business because too many people began using them and they got overloaded (things got really bad with them). bitinstant v3 coming around the corner
Now is the time to go all in!
Bullish Mucus, or forgot sarcasm font?
No I did forget the vicious font.
did the people stop paying you now and you see the light?