[ANN] [USDe] Unitary Status Dollar eCoin $$ IMPROVED Halving | KGW Fix Update!!! - page 391.

Piesel

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Quote from: Radi777 on January 18, 2014, 01:01:28 AM

Quote from: Symbiont on January 18, 2014, 12:33:11 AM

Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 18, 2014, 12:14:53 AM

www.CoinMarket.io is constantly improving the user experience right now.
Thanks for all the traffic - good for an alpha/beta test.
Could some of you move *some* sell orders to the USDE/LTC market?

Recent changes:

15.01.2014
* Orderbook and Wallet auto-update via AJAX while the window has focus
* Highly optimized the trading engine for Node's evented model
16.01.2014
* Implemented last price, lowest ask and highest bid tickers
* Joined a multi-node double-spend detection network
* 2 confirmations to credit a deposit
17.01.2014
* Added automatic total cost calculation and clickable balance labels
* Implemented trade history
18.01.2014
* Added market history, limited visual orderbook length
* Fixed a confirmed malfunction in the trading engine
* Updated runtime to Node.js-latest
* Various UI fixes

could you make your own topic/thread, please

+1

Yes go away I would not send more than 0,0002 BTC to that scam exchange. WE DO NOT WANT THAT SHIT!

BTW DID YOU SAW THIS?!

http://usde.bytedice.com

Radi777

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Quote from: Symbiont on January 18, 2014, 12:33:11 AM

Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 18, 2014, 12:14:53 AM

www.CoinMarket.io is constantly improving the user experience right now.
Thanks for all the traffic - good for an alpha/beta test.
Could some of you move *some* sell orders to the USDE/LTC market?

Recent changes:

15.01.2014
* Orderbook and Wallet auto-update via AJAX while the window has focus
* Highly optimized the trading engine for Node's evented model
16.01.2014
* Implemented last price, lowest ask and highest bid tickers
* Joined a multi-node double-spend detection network
* 2 confirmations to credit a deposit
17.01.2014
* Added automatic total cost calculation and clickable balance labels
* Implemented trade history
18.01.2014
* Added market history, limited visual orderbook length
* Fixed a confirmed malfunction in the trading engine
* Updated runtime to Node.js-latest
* Various UI fixes

could you make your own topic/thread, please

+1

Devianttwo

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Quote from: Symbiont on January 18, 2014, 12:33:11 AM

Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 18, 2014, 12:14:53 AM

www.CoinMarket.io is constantly improving the user experience right now.
Thanks for all the traffic - good for an alpha/beta test.
Could some of you move *some* sell orders to the USDE/LTC market?

Recent changes:

15.01.2014
* Orderbook and Wallet auto-update via AJAX while the window has focus
* Highly optimized the trading engine for Node's evented model
16.01.2014
* Implemented last price, lowest ask and highest bid tickers
* Joined a multi-node double-spend detection network
* 2 confirmations to credit a deposit
17.01.2014
* Added automatic total cost calculation and clickable balance labels
* Implemented trade history
18.01.2014
* Added market history, limited visual orderbook length
* Fixed a confirmed malfunction in the trading engine
* Updated runtime to Node.js-latest
* Various UI fixes

could you make your own topic/thread, please

was gonna say the same thing

Symbiont

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Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 18, 2014, 12:14:53 AM

www.CoinMarket.io is constantly improving the user experience right now.
Thanks for all the traffic - good for an alpha/beta test.
Could some of you move *some* sell orders to the USDE/LTC market?

Recent changes:

15.01.2014
* Orderbook and Wallet auto-update via AJAX while the window has focus
* Highly optimized the trading engine for Node's evented model
16.01.2014
* Implemented last price, lowest ask and highest bid tickers
* Joined a multi-node double-spend detection network
* 2 confirmations to credit a deposit
17.01.2014
* Added automatic total cost calculation and clickable balance labels
* Implemented trade history
18.01.2014
* Added market history, limited visual orderbook length
* Fixed a confirmed malfunction in the trading engine
* Updated runtime to Node.js-latest
* Various UI fixes

could you make your own topic/thread, please

def_ender

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Quote from: cryptohunter on January 17, 2014, 11:10:24 PM

It's because new miners with the new hash farms think they can jump from one pump and dump to the next and have no loyalty to any coins community.

However this does not work forever and only the coins with community survive. Then the price goes back up high and those pump and dumpers lost out big very big on some they dumped.

Also this wave 3 of coins is almost over. It's almost like wave 2 but only much bigger. Can't wait for wave 4.

Look for coins that have emerging communities.... that is the key. The biggest will survive the rest will flatline at a low price.

I'm going to hold my usde for now. I don't have a lot and there is no point selling them for this little. Seems an active community and one of the better wave 3 coins.

agreed
only coins with community and active devs can survive
watch new and successful ones - doge and eac
both have awesome community, eac has active team of devs and doge has full internet of devs Cool

so real way is to make coin valuable through community

also - thx dumpers for 80sato/usde
cant wait my pendin depo come Grin

coinmarket.io

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www.CoinMarket.io is constantly improving the user experience right now.
Thanks for all the traffic - good for an alpha/beta test.
Could some of you move *some* sell orders to the USDE/LTC market?

Recent changes:

15.01.2014
* Orderbook and Wallet auto-update via AJAX while the window has focus
* Highly optimized the trading engine for Node's evented model
16.01.2014
* Implemented last price, lowest ask and highest bid tickers
* Joined a multi-node double-spend detection network
* 2 confirmations to credit a deposit
17.01.2014
* Added automatic total cost calculation and clickable balance labels
* Implemented trade history
18.01.2014
* Added market history, limited visual orderbook length
* Fixed a confirmed malfunction in the trading engine
* Updated runtime to Node.js-latest
* Various UI fixes

gtac01

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Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 17, 2014, 11:43:51 PM

Quote from: gtac01 on January 17, 2014, 11:26:19 PM

Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 17, 2014, 11:06:57 PM

We have checked the logs and indeed you have sold some USDE at 13 satoshis each.
Multiple buyers got your coins, user ids: 369, 295 and 368, at 03:38 GMT+2
Its easy to throw accusations at a new exchange but we believe that this event was not caused by a bug in our frontend.

We have taken additional measures to counter any future javascript caching issues on the browser side.
If you are in doubt, hit Ctrl+F5 or Ctrl+R while on the page. That forces a cache refresh. Some of the UI code was cached previously.

www.CoinMarket.io

You just pointed out the bug yourself. There were no bids at exactly 13 satoshi much less a 100k buy wall there, instead it should have sold at the respective buy walls on the way down which it didnt since you just confirmed 100% of the 100k went through at 13 satoshi. At any of the other properly working exchanges, my order would have been sold at the respective buy offers on the way down and not all at 13 satoshi, that would have yielded me much more than just .013 btc for my 100k.

We have found and fixed the possible scenario. Do you want a partial refund? Inherently that was your mistake.
Browser-side checks for off-range prices are now implemented, as well as the trading engine update.

Thanks for acknowledging and most importantly fixing the bug. I recognize that i input the wrong price but would appreciate a partial refund since i would have gotten more than .013 despite of my mistake. Thanks.

coinmarket.io

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Quote from: gtac01 on January 17, 2014, 11:26:19 PM

Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 17, 2014, 11:06:57 PM

We have checked the logs and indeed you have sold some USDE at 13 satoshis each.
Multiple buyers got your coins, user ids: 369, 295 and 368, at 03:38 GMT+2
Its easy to throw accusations at a new exchange but we believe that this event was not caused by a bug in our frontend.

We have taken additional measures to counter any future javascript caching issues on the browser side.
If you are in doubt, hit Ctrl+F5 or Ctrl+R while on the page. That forces a cache refresh. Some of the UI code was cached previously.

www.CoinMarket.io

You just pointed out the bug yourself. There were no bids at exactly 13 satoshi much less a 100k buy wall there, instead it should have sold at the respective buy walls on the way down which it didnt since you just confirmed 100% of the 100k went through at 13 satoshi. At any of the other properly working exchanges, my order would have been sold at the respective buy offers on the way down and not all at 13 satoshi, that would have yielded me much more than just .013 btc for my 100k.

We have found and fixed the possible scenario. Do you want a partial refund? Inherently that was your mistake.
Browser-side checks for off-range prices are now implemented, as well as the trading engine update.

Chris001

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Quote from: lasciv on January 17, 2014, 10:44:05 PM

so.

it's not a scam?

People have made trades there.

With 0daycoins we really had no idea who those people were

With this new exchange that we see today, they are at least associated with a pool. But do you trust that pool? That's up to what you know, and your judgement.

If they are scammers, I'd think they are in it for the long con. In this case, you wouldn't hear about any scams right away.

It would stand to reason that they would not go through making a complex website to steal a small amount. But then again, the most profitable thing to do is never steal anything in the first place. They stand to make the most amount of money by doing things right for the long term.

But then memories of hearing about the cow picture, and people losing everything aren't that old either.

It's all up to you

We got to trade somewhere. I'm there ready to buy up any USDe just falling out of weak hands. I'd bet my money that our coins are safe there for at least a few days. Oh, wait.....I am. Only time will tell. USDe is generally known for people hanging onto it though. I don't see it getting sold like crazy. You? I think that most people would agree that is seems people are taking a buy and hold position right now.

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Quote from: coinmarket.io on January 17, 2014, 11:06:57 PM

Quote from: gtac01 on January 17, 2014, 10:43:08 PM

Quote from: weedoge on January 17, 2014, 09:36:10 PM

BE CAREFUL WHEN USING COINMARKET.IO

I lost 0.01BTC trading on there because it let me accidentally sell at a rate of "1.4e-7"BTC per USDe.

I just fucking sold at that price I'm so angry. Fuck.

WARNING

I did this too, i sold 100k at 13 satoshi instead of 130 and it all went through at .00000013 without affecting the buy walls even though there were bids at 50-60 satoshi, so that i would have at least gotten .05ish btc instead of .013 for my 100k usde. User name is Licens3d, i'm fking pissed and this is a pretty bad bug. Also, who got my 100k usde, this seems fishy.

We have checked the logs and indeed you have sold some USDE at 13 satoshis each.
Multiple buyers got your coins, user ids: 369, 295 and 368, at 03:38 GMT+2
Its easy to throw accusations at a new exchange but we believe that this event was not caused by a bug in our frontend.

We have taken additional measures to counter any future javascript caching issues on the browser side.
If you are in doubt, hit Ctrl+F5 or Ctrl+R while on the page. That forces a cache refresh. Some of the UI code was cached previously.

www.CoinMarket.io

You just pointed out the bug yourself. There were no bids at exactly 13 satoshi much less a 100k buy wall there, instead it should have sold at the respective buy walls on the way down which it didnt since you just confirmed 100% of the 100k went through at 13 satoshi. At any of the other properly working exchanges, my order would have been sold at the respective buy offers on the way down and not all at 13 satoshi, that would have yielded me much more than just .013 btc for my 100k.

PeterPalmBeach

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SellALL, BuyBTC

Quote from: cryptohunter on January 17, 2014, 11:10:24 PM

It's because new miners with the new hash farms think they can jump from one pump and dump to the next and have no loyalty to any coins community.

However this does not work forever and only the coins with community survive. Then the price goes back up high and those pump and dumpers lost out big very big on some they dumped.

Also this wave 3 of coins is almost over. It's almost like wave 2 but only much bigger. Can't wait for wave 4.

Look for coins that have emerging communities.... that is the key. The biggest will survive the rest will flatline at a low price.

I'm going to hold my usde for now. I don't have a lot and there is no point selling them for this little. Seems an active community and one of the better wave 3 coins.

So true. Mine and hold for much better return, it's not a Doge...

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Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 10:56:21 PM

WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

The market is making the price. A coin is worth, what people are paying for it. But these are such small amounts, this means nothing at all.

For me the price is like this:

With x hashpower I get (for example) y LTC a day. If I get with the same hashpower 100.000 USDe, than 100.000 USDe are worth y LTC or (y*0,03) BTC at that moment. I just have to decide if I want to keep USDe because I´m thinking it could rise faster and has more potential or if I sell it for LTC or BTC.

In my case, I´m mining some new coins I like and I´m holding them. Maybe 9 of 10 will be worthless, but I hope 1 of 10 will go to the moon Wink

... or even 1 of 20... or 30... or...

Guys, be patient. Just go on coins your are believing in. Mine them and hold them. Give them some month to grow. Don´t panic and just wait. Maybe you will be lucky... weak hands are always loosing.

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MY RED TRUST LEFT BY SCUMBAGS - READ MY SIG

It's because new miners with the new hash farms think they can jump from one pump and dump to the next and have no loyalty to any coins community.

However this does not work forever and only the coins with community survive. Then the price goes back up high and those pump and dumpers lost out big very big on some they dumped.

Also this wave 3 of coins is almost over. It's almost like wave 2 but only much bigger. Can't wait for wave 4.

Look for coins that have emerging communities.... that is the key. The biggest will survive the rest will flatline at a low price.

I'm going to hold my usde for now. I don't have a lot and there is no point selling them for this little. Seems an active community and one of the better wave 3 coins.

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Quote from: talvivaara on January 17, 2014, 11:04:33 PM

Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 10:56:21 PM

WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

Time to buy in before people wise up. Atleast some are being almost smart, the biggest sell pot at coinmarket.io is at 1000 satoshi. Wink

50 more miners just jumped onto the pool I am in. LOL. Difficulty is about to suck!

coinmarket.io

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Quote from: gtac01 on January 17, 2014, 10:43:08 PM

Quote from: weedoge on January 17, 2014, 09:36:10 PM

BE CAREFUL WHEN USING COINMARKET.IO

I lost 0.01BTC trading on there because it let me accidentally sell at a rate of "1.4e-7"BTC per USDe.

I just fucking sold at that price I'm so angry. Fuck.

WARNING

I did this too, i sold 100k at 13 satoshi instead of 130 and it all went through at .00000013 without affecting the buy walls even though there were bids at 50-60 satoshi, so that i would have at least gotten .05ish btc instead of .013 for my 100k usde. User name is Licens3d, i'm fking pissed and this is a pretty bad bug. Also, who got my 100k usde, this seems fishy.

We have checked the logs and indeed you have sold some USDE at 13 satoshis each.
Multiple buyers got your coins, user ids: 369, 295 and 368, at 03:38 GMT+2
Its easy to throw accusations at a new exchange but we believe that this event was not caused by a bug in our frontend.

We have taken additional measures to counter any future javascript caching issues on the browser side.
If you are in doubt, hit Ctrl+F5 or Ctrl+R while on the page. That forces a cache refresh. Some of the UI code was cached previously.

www.CoinMarket.io

PeterPalmBeach

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SellALL, BuyBTC

Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 11:02:41 PM

Quote from: PeterPalmBeach on January 17, 2014, 10:59:40 PM

Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 10:56:21 PM

WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

Wait, let me buy some then. Looks better than mining at that price...

I did!

Even at 100 satoshi its a good dealin 28 blocks, the difficulty will double. Its cheaper to buy it now then to mine it.

So true. Dumpers need money for rent. We need USD-e as a investment. Just mine and hold.

talvivaara

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Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 10:56:21 PM

WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

Time to buy in before people wise up. Atleast some are being almost smart, the biggest sell pot at coinmarket.io is at 1000 satoshi. Wink

mybogusname

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Quote from: PeterPalmBeach on January 17, 2014, 10:59:40 PM

Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 10:56:21 PM

WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

Wait, let me buy some then. Looks better than mining at that price...

I did!

Even at 100 satoshi its a good dealin 28 blocks, the difficulty will double. Its cheaper to buy it now then to mine it.

PeterPalmBeach

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SellALL, BuyBTC

Quote from: mybogusname on January 17, 2014, 10:56:21 PM

WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

Wait, let me buy some then. Looks better than mining at that price...

mybogusname

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WOW. LOL. Anyone watching coinmarket.io?

Someone just brought the price down to 80 satoshi from 130 satoshi in a matter of minutes. They kept putting little amounts on there and other people cancelled their price and tried to dump lower then them. Just look at the price gaps now.

People are so dumb! Another alt coin going downhill fast because of idiotic people!

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