Topic: [ANN] Bittrex - Next generation exchange (btc/ltc/eac/ppc/rdd/ftc/and more) - page 143. (Read 167989 times)
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
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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!
August 23, 2014, 05:49:30 PM
Trying to access bittrex using firefox which was working normally a few hours and getting this error:
Anyone having the same issue?
Anyone having the same issue?
Followed the tip from rami on twitter and did a ipconfig /flushdns worked like a charm
August 23, 2014, 05:41:19 PM
Trying to access bittrex using firefox which was working normally a few hours and getting this error:
Anyone having the same issue?
Anyone having the same issue?
August 20, 2014, 12:40:08 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
August 12, 2014, 07:59:47 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.
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 ...
August 12, 2014, 02:36:40 AM
hello guys!
i have a problem to withdraw my coins
before yesterday it was nice and email confirmation comes to me in one minute
but yesterday and now no email to my address
support recommend to me register 2FA etc. but i have no smartphone what i need to do?
p.s. email from when i register support ticket comes ok!
sorry for my english
i have a problem to withdraw my coins
before yesterday it was nice and email confirmation comes to me in one minute
but yesterday and now no email to my address
support recommend to me register 2FA etc. but i have no smartphone what i need to do?
p.s. email from when i register support ticket comes ok!
sorry for my english
August 11, 2014, 08:10:10 PM
DGB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DigiByte !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE.
August 11, 2014, 03:47:46 PM
Please add Digibyte. Thanks!
August 08, 2014, 12:30:45 PM
i can't sell many of my little coins 
because minimum trading is 0.0005 BTC
why did you change minimum trading?
because minimum trading is 0.0005 BTC
why did you change minimum trading?
The new limit 0.00050000btc for orders is a joke.
You buy a coin within ... dump it .... Go elsewhere or sell
leave your coin. Thank.
August 08, 2014, 09:05:14 AM
What is Bittrex?
It is important to us that our platform performs to our high expectations
It is important to us that our platform performs to our high expectations
Maybe you could try adding LTC markets. You've only got 3. It's very disappointing.
August 05, 2014, 03:11:17 AM
i can't sell many of my little coins
because minimum trading is 0.0005 BTC
why did you change minimum trading?
because minimum trading is 0.0005 BTC
why did you change minimum trading?
August 04, 2014, 02:50:18 AM
today on detail-pages of coins:
"open orders" shows a lot of doubled entries
"hide cancelled orders" does not work anymore
the history shows only last 2-3 days back
thats not working just now...
on the other hand: i appreciate, that its now possible to sort history with open AND closed date!
"open orders" shows a lot of doubled entries
"hide cancelled orders" does not work anymore
the history shows only last 2-3 days back
thats not working just now...
on the other hand: i appreciate, that its now possible to sort history with open AND closed date!
August 03, 2014, 01:17:03 PM
Am I the only one that struggles with copy and pasting a wallet address on an iPhone or iPad? It seems like the box for wallet addresses isn't "editable" (obviously) but because of that, I can't copy and paste any addresses using my iDevice. I just end up copying the ADDR.
Any fix?
Any fix?
August 01, 2014, 03:18:52 AM
Yes. Minimize the ticker. You can still keep the troll box open, and hit close on the ticker.
Once I hit close, it drops my CPU temps by 40C.
I've told Richie and he knew before I told him - so it's probably on the list of things to improve.
Once I hit close, it drops my CPU temps by 40C.
I've told Richie and he knew before I told him - so it's probably on the list of things to improve.
August 01, 2014, 02:23:37 AM
Bittrex has become excruciatingly laggy. It constantly freezes all my browsers. Anyone else having this issue? I like the selection of coins and the chance to catch new coins, but I am seriously considering removing all funds and calling it quits. It has become nearly unusable.
I get this as well, though the back end itself seems more responsive than most exchanges so I'm just tolerating it.
this!!
I mentioned this in the IRC channel, And got the advice too minimize the ticker at the bottom of the page... It seems helping... site still eats my ram sometimes... but a lot less then before....
Still, the problem needs too be looked at though
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