If you are using linux I would recommend using ulimit to set memory limits. Your computer would be safe from this and other problems.
http://www.linuxhowtos.org/Tips%20and%20Tricks/ulimit.htm
Hope this helps.
There should also be a way to do this in Windows. Maybe someone else can chime in to help you out.
Topic: [ANN] Bittrex - Next generation exchange (btc/ltc/eac/ppc/rdd/ftc/and more) - page 142. (Read 168069 times)
October 14, 2014, 10:00:10 AM
October 13, 2014, 12:21:47 PM
Bittrex is great! Happy to see you thriving!
I suggest a feature request - but it would need some serious work on your frontend engine.
I know it's tough, but you would make many users happy. Especially the one with smaller machines.
The reason behind it is that we actually have to close all bittrex windows if we want to do anything else with our machines.
I can keep poloniex and mintpal tabs open - but bittrex is so hungry for RAM, that two or three bittrex coins are already too much, to leave open when not absolutely necessary. I don't know about everyone else, but myself, I cannot afford yet to trade on a 64GB RAM, SSID, watercooled supercomputer :-)
You can see the drama I am in ... easily when you go to the task manager inside Chrome (menu ... tools ... task manager), and sort decreasing by the 'memory' column. Compare mintpal (crappy charts, but less RAM), poloniex (good charts, less RAM), bitcoinwisdom (amazing charts, less RAM), cryptrader (amazing charts, less RAM) - and bittrex (good charts, and soon less RAM
)
As soon as I close the bittrex tabs, my computer inhales, exhales - and starts smiling, and is happy again :-)
I am not sure what makes the bittrex frontend so memory heavy, but in my experience with programming, it could even be a little thing. Some basic architecture decision taken differently, and suddenly *whew* much less RAM usage. Depending on the language you used, a bit of profiling might not be difficult even, but will tell you which subfunctions are eating all that RAM.
What do you think?
Me,too. Do you find a solution. Right now I install an extension to hibernate all bittrex tabs. But it is not convenient and I can's see the real-time price from tabs.I suggest a feature request - but it would need some serious work on your frontend engine.
I know it's tough, but you would make many users happy. Especially the one with smaller machines.
The reason behind it is that we actually have to close all bittrex windows if we want to do anything else with our machines.
I can keep poloniex and mintpal tabs open - but bittrex is so hungry for RAM, that two or three bittrex coins are already too much, to leave open when not absolutely necessary. I don't know about everyone else, but myself, I cannot afford yet to trade on a 64GB RAM, SSID, watercooled supercomputer :-)
You can see the drama I am in ... easily when you go to the task manager inside Chrome (menu ... tools ... task manager), and sort decreasing by the 'memory' column. Compare mintpal (crappy charts, but less RAM), poloniex (good charts, less RAM), bitcoinwisdom (amazing charts, less RAM), cryptrader (amazing charts, less RAM) - and bittrex (good charts, and soon less RAM
)As soon as I close the bittrex tabs, my computer inhales, exhales - and starts smiling, and is happy again :-)
I am not sure what makes the bittrex frontend so memory heavy, but in my experience with programming, it could even be a little thing. Some basic architecture decision taken differently, and suddenly *whew* much less RAM usage. Depending on the language you used, a bit of profiling might not be difficult even, but will tell you which subfunctions are eating all that RAM.
What do you think?
Tip me for my work: 19ff2KsUxD7B3EumxhrKRJ5qDP7yc8YQfD
Hello bittrex, any news about this?
I have just had to hardreset, because of bittrex eating all my RAM the computer froze completely!!!
It could be that over time, the problem gets worse when keeping bittrex tabs open? Memory leak?
I left a bittrex tab open for 24 hours. When revisiting it in the Chrome Task Manager it was now using >800,000 kb.
800,000 kb FOR ONE BROWSER TAB is
* more than 3 times as much as bittrex tabs use in general.
* about 8-10 times as much as as mintpal tabs are using.
* about 4-6 times as much as a poloniex tab is using.
Your browser frontend has a leak.
Unfortunately, the max RAM on my machine is 8GB, and I have already filled that.
Please give it another thought, how you can solve this issue with your website.
Reach out to experts, open your sourcecode, create a programming challenge, invite to a hackathon ...
Because just today, my machine was frozen again for half an hour; it had run into its RAM limits, because of bittrex' memory hunger.
Grmpf.
Bittrex one tab: 807,320 K !
After only a few hours. Bittrex, you still have a memory leak in your GUI.
A shitty event just happened:
Probably after several such bittrex tabs had grown out of proportion, my computer went over its RAM limits - and never stopped swapping anymore.
After about 30 minutes of continous harddisk activity, and nothing else, and no way to interact ... I decided to do a hard reset.
Rebooting, now the whole harddisk needed to be checked, and two corrupt files were discovered. I just hope this is not too bad.
All that unnecessary damage, just because bittrex is unwilling or unable to fix their memory leak.
*sigh*
October 12, 2014, 05:41:34 PM
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http://coinjoint.info/cannapay-beta-1-0-trading-app-web-wallet-merchant-processing-multi-coin-multi-exchange-platform/
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October 09, 2014, 03:53:05 PM
Bittrex is great! Happy to see you thriving!
I suggest a feature request - but it would need some serious work on your frontend engine.
I know it's tough, but you would make many users happy. Especially the one with smaller machines.
The reason behind it is that we actually have to close all bittrex windows if we want to do anything else with our machines.
I can keep poloniex and mintpal tabs open - but bittrex is so hungry for RAM, that two or three bittrex coins are already too much, to leave open when not absolutely necessary. I don't know about everyone else, but myself, I cannot afford yet to trade on a 64GB RAM, SSID, watercooled supercomputer :-)
You can see the drama I am in ... easily when you go to the task manager inside Chrome (menu ... tools ... task manager), and sort decreasing by the 'memory' column. Compare mintpal (crappy charts, but less RAM), poloniex (good charts, less RAM), bitcoinwisdom (amazing charts, less RAM), cryptrader (amazing charts, less RAM) - and bittrex (good charts, and soon less RAM )
As soon as I close the bittrex tabs, my computer inhales, exhales - and starts smiling, and is happy again :-)
I am not sure what makes the bittrex frontend so memory heavy, but in my experience with programming, it could even be a little thing. Some basic architecture decision taken differently, and suddenly *whew* much less RAM usage. Depending on the language you used, a bit of profiling might not be difficult even, but will tell you which subfunctions are eating all that RAM.
What do you think?
Me,too. Do you find a solution. Right now I install an extension to hibernate all bittrex tabs. But it is not convenient and I can's see the real-time price from tabs.I suggest a feature request - but it would need some serious work on your frontend engine.
I know it's tough, but you would make many users happy. Especially the one with smaller machines.
The reason behind it is that we actually have to close all bittrex windows if we want to do anything else with our machines.
I can keep poloniex and mintpal tabs open - but bittrex is so hungry for RAM, that two or three bittrex coins are already too much, to leave open when not absolutely necessary. I don't know about everyone else, but myself, I cannot afford yet to trade on a 64GB RAM, SSID, watercooled supercomputer :-)
You can see the drama I am in ... easily when you go to the task manager inside Chrome (menu ... tools ... task manager), and sort decreasing by the 'memory' column. Compare mintpal (crappy charts, but less RAM), poloniex (good charts, less RAM), bitcoinwisdom (amazing charts, less RAM), cryptrader (amazing charts, less RAM) - and bittrex (good charts, and soon less RAM
)As soon as I close the bittrex tabs, my computer inhales, exhales - and starts smiling, and is happy again :-)
I am not sure what makes the bittrex frontend so memory heavy, but in my experience with programming, it could even be a little thing. Some basic architecture decision taken differently, and suddenly *whew* much less RAM usage. Depending on the language you used, a bit of profiling might not be difficult even, but will tell you which subfunctions are eating all that RAM.
What do you think?
Tip me for my work: 19ff2KsUxD7B3EumxhrKRJ5qDP7yc8YQfD
Hello bittrex, any news about this?
I have just had to hardreset, because of bittrex eating all my RAM the computer froze completely!!!
It could be that over time, the problem gets worse when keeping bittrex tabs open? Memory leak?
I left a bittrex tab open for 24 hours. When revisiting it in the Chrome Task Manager it was now using >800,000 kb.
800,000 kb FOR ONE BROWSER TAB is
* more than 3 times as much as bittrex tabs use in general.
* about 8-10 times as much as as mintpal tabs are using.
* about 4-6 times as much as a poloniex tab is using.
Your browser frontend has a leak.
Unfortunately, the max RAM on my machine is 8GB, and I have already filled that.
Please give it another thought, how you can solve this issue with your website.
Reach out to experts, open your sourcecode, create a programming challenge, invite to a hackathon ...
Because just today, my machine was frozen again for half an hour; it had run into its RAM limits, because of bittrex' memory hunger.
Grmpf.
I had hoped you find the leak in the new design? No, you didn't.
Bittrex one tab: 807,320 K !
After only a few hours. Bittrex, you still have a memory leak in your GUI.
October 04, 2014, 09:56:05 AM
Hi there.
Quick question - I couldn't find this info on the website or on this thread.
The volume graph - each bar is split into light blue and dark blue - what does this represent?
Cheers
Dave
Quick question - I couldn't find this info on the website or on this thread.
The volume graph - each bar is split into light blue and dark blue - what does this represent?
Cheers
Dave
October 03, 2014, 10:07:37 AM
Where my coins?
?
Burst 4 hours 0 confirmations??
Burst Block Explorer:http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/6076814369746911217
Message unencrypted:d612ed9f2094480e977d79dd319b5d2910fabf42b28e48c596a6bdb8220261e5
TX 6076814369746911217
BURST-EH3A-JTXH-7EJX-FMAJK--
BURST-HK9D-P74Q-XDEJ-D6PGM
868.21
4 hours ago
Block # 18946
Block 4293619672583525162
Blocktime 4613496
Confirmation 51
Deadline 1440
Type Payment
SubType Ordinary payment
Amount 868.21
Fee 1.00
Signature b87b4e5a4cdbe0e8044bebba6f7af974141770e00c8ac0c3e9a928696096d40cb6b1a3427c5eb71 36188438bb70e49cb2058ba90994e858fab0b1d117b873fce
SigHash 42d07901d3c5e536db8b49ed44cfe5c674c6bed9129ed34addb5e97bb746b7d4
FullHash f1ffc012792e555411728ee4782f7990228d23bb4b209937d37bb79f00e2825c
Test Transaction 7673757640222452161 10 Burst okay!!!!!
?Burst 4 hours 0 confirmations?
?Burst Block Explorer:http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/6076814369746911217
Message unencrypted:d612ed9f2094480e977d79dd319b5d2910fabf42b28e48c596a6bdb8220261e5
TX 6076814369746911217
BURST-EH3A-JTXH-7EJX-FMAJK--
BURST-HK9D-P74Q-XDEJ-D6PGM
868.21
4 hours ago
Block # 18946
Block 4293619672583525162
Blocktime 4613496
Confirmation 51
Deadline 1440
Type Payment
SubType Ordinary payment
Amount 868.21
Fee 1.00
Signature b87b4e5a4cdbe0e8044bebba6f7af974141770e00c8ac0c3e9a928696096d40cb6b1a3427c5eb71 36188438bb70e49cb2058ba90994e858fab0b1d117b873fce
SigHash 42d07901d3c5e536db8b49ed44cfe5c674c6bed9129ed34addb5e97bb746b7d4
FullHash f1ffc012792e555411728ee4782f7990228d23bb4b209937d37bb79f00e2825c
Test Transaction 7673757640222452161 10 Burst okay!!!!!
September 24, 2014, 10:52:13 AM
Warning: Do not trust Bittrex with your money. I deposited my coins to my Bittrex account 2 times in the past 3 weeks and they never showed up on my account balance stats. They took my coins. That is exactly what happened. Be careful when using this exchange.
September 18, 2014, 11:18:31 AM
The minimum trading limit is what puts me off from using this "next-gen" exchange.
September 16, 2014, 04:54:15 PM
did bittrex guys stop adding new coins? most new coins that I'm watching still havent been added to bittrex 
September 10, 2014, 10:13:53 PM
Please remove the minimum trade size feature, this is bad for the traders.
"Your quantity is less than the minimum trade size."
I have 1.0 Fiber and can´t sell it...this is unreal.
Had 11 coins, sold 10 only in a 300 coin buy order?!? Now stuck with 1,0, looks like suspicious to me.
"Your quantity is less than the minimum trade size."
I have 1.0 Fiber and can´t sell it...this is unreal.
Had 11 coins, sold 10 only in a 300 coin buy order?!? Now stuck with 1,0, looks like suspicious to me.
September 03, 2014, 03:42:10 PM
Feature request: Fake volume should stay 72 hours
Hello Rami, Richi and Ryan,
we and Dimitri like your exchange a lot. But we have a feature request that would help us a lot in our endeavours.
Yesterday we tried to fake the RipoffCoin volume to get on the first page of your fine exchange, only to learn that this fake volume is gone today. Can you please implement an algorithm that fake volume only expires after 72 hours? Right now we can't afford 2 x 0.25% fee on every trade.
Branding suggestion:
TREX&RIPO※FakeVolumeExtender™
Thank you!
As is their site. At least I'm no longer able to get to it. Oh boy. Hello Rami, Richi and Ryan,
we and Dimitri like your exchange a lot. But we have a feature request that would help us a lot in our endeavours.
Yesterday we tried to fake the RipoffCoin volume to get on the first page of your fine exchange, only to learn that this fake volume is gone today. Can you please implement an algorithm that fake volume only expires after 72 hours? Right now we can't afford 2 x 0.25% fee on every trade.
Branding suggestion:
TREX&RIPO※FakeVolumeExtender™
Thank you!
September 02, 2014, 03:10:20 PM
Feature request: Fake volume should stay 72 hours
Hello Rami, Richi and Ryan,
we and Dimitri like your exchange a lot. But we have a feature request that would help us a lot in our endeavours.
Yesterday we tried to fake the RipoffCoin volume to get on the first page of your fine exchange, only to learn that this fake volume is gone today. Can you please implement an algorithm that fake volume only expires after 72 hours? Right now we can't afford 2 x 0.25% fee on every trade.
Branding suggestion:
TREX&RIPO※FakeVolumeExtender™
Thank you!
Hello Rami, Richi and Ryan,
we and Dimitri like your exchange a lot. But we have a feature request that would help us a lot in our endeavours.
Yesterday we tried to fake the RipoffCoin volume to get on the first page of your fine exchange, only to learn that this fake volume is gone today. Can you please implement an algorithm that fake volume only expires after 72 hours? Right now we can't afford 2 x 0.25% fee on every trade.
Branding suggestion:
TREX&RIPO※FakeVolumeExtender™
Thank you!
August 31, 2014, 08:38:03 AM
Does anybody know where I can get data of bitttrex trading volume development per day?
August 30, 2014, 05:43:41 PM
hi guys, having a issue with bittrex.... trading coins are showing in ''wallets'' but when I click on a coin I'm invested in it shows a zero balance. any suggestions?
August 29, 2014, 01:40:36 PM
all wallets disabled??? whats going on?!
August 28, 2014, 06:11:28 AM
Hi,
When I try to send a market order through Bittrex API I receive the message "Market order disabled", but my API Keys have market orders enabled. Does anyone know if market orders are forbidden for all users or it is a problem with my API Keys?
Thanks!
When I try to send a market order through Bittrex API I receive the message "Market order disabled", but my API Keys have market orders enabled. Does anyone know if market orders are forbidden for all users or it is a problem with my API Keys?
Thanks!
August 27, 2014, 05:15:01 PM
Hello Bittrex.
looks like you need to start to show the whole orderbook.
At the moment you are always truncating it, at 50 levels?
But people have started to manipulate that, with tons of small orders. See below.
Then also your "Sum of Order Volume" diagram is broken / manipulated.
Have a look yourself.
Today's LXC market:
.
looks like you need to start to show the whole orderbook.
At the moment you are always truncating it, at 50 levels?
But people have started to manipulate that, with tons of small orders. See below.
Then also your "Sum of Order Volume" diagram is broken / manipulated.
Have a look yourself.
Today's LXC market:
Tip me for my work: 19ff2KsUxD7B3EumxhrKRJ5qDP7yc8YQfD
.
August 27, 2014, 04:46:32 PM
Bittrex is great! Happy to see you thriving!
I suggest a feature request - but it would need some serious work on your frontend engine.
I know it's tough, but you would make many users happy. Especially the one with smaller machines.
The reason behind it is that we actually have to close all bittrex windows if we want to do anything else with our machines.
I can keep poloniex and mintpal tabs open - but bittrex is so hungry for RAM, that two or three bittrex coins are already too much, to leave open when not absolutely necessary. I don't know about everyone else, but myself, I cannot afford yet to trade on a 64GB RAM, SSID, watercooled supercomputer :-)
You can see the drama I am in ... easily when you go to the task manager inside Chrome (menu ... tools ... task manager), and sort decreasing by the 'memory' column. Compare mintpal (crappy charts, but less RAM), poloniex (good charts, less RAM), bitcoinwisdom (amazing charts, less RAM), cryptrader (amazing charts, less RAM) - and bittrex (good charts, and soon less RAM )
As soon as I close the bittrex tabs, my computer inhales, exhales - and starts smiling, and is happy again :-)
I am not sure what makes the bittrex frontend so memory heavy, but in my experience with programming, it could even be a little thing. Some basic architecture decision taken differently, and suddenly *whew* much less RAM usage. Depending on the language you used, a bit of profiling might not be difficult even, but will tell you which subfunctions are eating all that RAM.
What do you think?
Me,too. Do you find a solution. Right now I install an extension to hibernate all bittrex tabs. But it is not convenient and I can's see the real-time price from tabs.I suggest a feature request - but it would need some serious work on your frontend engine.
I know it's tough, but you would make many users happy. Especially the one with smaller machines.
The reason behind it is that we actually have to close all bittrex windows if we want to do anything else with our machines.
I can keep poloniex and mintpal tabs open - but bittrex is so hungry for RAM, that two or three bittrex coins are already too much, to leave open when not absolutely necessary. I don't know about everyone else, but myself, I cannot afford yet to trade on a 64GB RAM, SSID, watercooled supercomputer :-)
You can see the drama I am in ... easily when you go to the task manager inside Chrome (menu ... tools ... task manager), and sort decreasing by the 'memory' column. Compare mintpal (crappy charts, but less RAM), poloniex (good charts, less RAM), bitcoinwisdom (amazing charts, less RAM), cryptrader (amazing charts, less RAM) - and bittrex (good charts, and soon less RAM
)As soon as I close the bittrex tabs, my computer inhales, exhales - and starts smiling, and is happy again :-)
I am not sure what makes the bittrex frontend so memory heavy, but in my experience with programming, it could even be a little thing. Some basic architecture decision taken differently, and suddenly *whew* much less RAM usage. Depending on the language you used, a bit of profiling might not be difficult even, but will tell you which subfunctions are eating all that RAM.
What do you think?
Tip me for my work: 19ff2KsUxD7B3EumxhrKRJ5qDP7yc8YQfD
Hello bittrex, any news about this?
I have just had to hardreset, because of bittrex eating all my RAM the computer froze completely!!!
It could be that over time, the problem gets worse when keeping bittrex tabs open? Memory leak?
I left a bittrex tab open for 24 hours. When revisiting it in the Chrome Task Manager it was now using >800,000 kb.
800,000 kb FOR ONE BROWSER TAB is
* more than 3 times as much as bittrex tabs use in general.
* about 8-10 times as much as as mintpal tabs are using.
* about 4-6 times as much as a poloniex tab is using.
Your browser frontend has a leak.
I actually considered to buy more RAM, because bittrex is so memory-hungry.
Unfortunately, the max RAM on my machine is 8GB, and I have already filled that.
Please give it another thought, how you can solve this issue with your website.
Reach out to experts, open your sourcecode, create a programming challenge, invite to a hackathon ...
A patient ... bump. Any news?
Because just today, my machine was frozen again for half an hour; it had run into its RAM limits, because of bittrex' memory hunger.
Grmpf.
August 26, 2014, 07:54:50 PM
Hi,
Can you update the situation regarding dCom (DCM) locked withdrawals ?
When can we expect it back to normal ?
Thanks,
Cara
edit: withdrawals resumed, problem solved
Can you update the situation regarding dCom (DCM) locked withdrawals ?
When can we expect it back to normal ?
Thanks,
Cara
edit: withdrawals resumed, problem solved
Never get an answer on this thread, but the at least the withdraw worked out. I had a nice exchange via email.
But Hey, I read here they helped trading scam coins again ?
Wow, they really don't give a sh*t about their users https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-hapenned-with-dcm-730002
What seems very profitable in the summer is to f*ck small investors throwing coins in a money well
at least I won't use them anymore
I have my concerns as well. As I see that Intellicoin, USEcoin was hosted by Bittrex and many other 1 day coins get on this exchange, and my coin which is around for 2 months now (XGR, Goldreserve) is not even close to get on this exchange! I get only copy paste answers via email not a straight line which may explain why I am ignored!
I didn't lose enough to care about them. I'm no police, no judge. just another victim of their disrespectful attitude towards another life
August 25, 2014, 07:25:58 AM
Hi,
Can you update the situation regarding dCom (DCM) locked withdrawals ?
When can we expect it back to normal ?
Thanks,
Cara
edit: withdrawals resumed, problem solved
Can you update the situation regarding dCom (DCM) locked withdrawals ?
When can we expect it back to normal ?
Thanks,
Cara
edit: withdrawals resumed, problem solved
Never get an answer on this thread, but the at least the withdraw worked out. I had a nice exchange via email.
But Hey, I read here they helped trading scam coins again ?
Wow, they really don't give a sh*t about their users https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-hapenned-with-dcm-730002
What seems very profitable in the summer is to f*ck small investors throwing coins in a money well
at least I won't use them anymore
I have my concerns as well. As I see that Intellicoin, USEcoin was hosted by Bittrex and many other 1 day coins get on this exchange, and my coin which is around for 2 months now (XGR, Goldreserve) is not even close to get on this exchange! I get only copy paste answers via email not a straight line which may explain why I am ignored!
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