We dont care about Mt.Gox.
Change exchange.
Leave Mt.Gox.
Dont buy there ANYTHING.
That is what I suggest.
Topic: Another MTGox Bug (Read 696 times)
In the first days on January i have reported a bad MtGox data streaming problem
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4445288
as explained, this bug is potentially scammy for traders, because Real Time Transaction fees has to be Real Time. Gox can hugely profit by it.
What i asked myself is: why noone cared about that topic?
I wrote to gox, and after more than 1 month i've received any answer about it.
There's another point: as you can see in the image below , my platform shows an incredible price spike on the right side , happend between h13 and h14 of 2014-02-14 (Rome GMT).
http://postimg.org/image/uln357pyn/
The Platform records real time data transactions, then makes candle. This means that someone on MtGox has bought Bitcoins at a really high price, just below 1000$. All happend in 5 minutes, as shown on this 5-minute chart
http://postimg.org/image/lphjwfztn/
Those spikes are not visible on softwares that doesn't keep trace of transactions.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4445288
as explained, this bug is potentially scammy for traders, because Real Time Transaction fees has to be Real Time. Gox can hugely profit by it.
What i asked myself is: why noone cared about that topic?
I wrote to gox, and after more than 1 month i've received any answer about it.
There's another point: as you can see in the image below , my platform shows an incredible price spike on the right side , happend between h13 and h14 of 2014-02-14 (Rome GMT).
http://postimg.org/image/uln357pyn/
The Platform records real time data transactions, then makes candle. This means that someone on MtGox has bought Bitcoins at a really high price, just below 1000$. All happend in 5 minutes, as shown on this 5-minute chart
http://postimg.org/image/lphjwfztn/
Those spikes are not visible on softwares that doesn't keep trace of transactions.
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