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Topic: Attention: BTC-E Customers With Open Orders BEFORE the Crash... (Read 541 times)

legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1016
My order is at $230 of 5 btc and it got filled up during the crash. Something is fishy but it is normal because you know that in the past someone buy alot of it and making the price very high , maybe it is the same person who dumped that or it is from a hacker or stealer who want to cash alot of btc there. BTC-E is always an exit exchanger for laundering
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
i had an open order at $200 and it got filled like it would normally. no problems here. we don't know what happened but i don't think something fishy is going on.

That's awesome dude. I'm going to place some low buy orders on btc-e and maybe next dump I can get a solid amount of btc for cheap!
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
a crash like that can also help a lot those that are doing heavy arbitrage with bot, it's not the first time that an isolated crash like that appear remember the 100 negative when the price was still around 600-800?

it's evident that someone is manipulating it, but it has nothing to do with the exchange itself
full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 100
It would only take a small fraction of the volume on Bitfinex to crash the price on Btc-e. 5k dumps are nothing on Bitfinex, so a whale with 5k might have decided to play some tricks on the Btc-e market that wouldn't work elsewhere. He might have figured out how many stops were on there, put low buy orders on, then dumped to trigger them.
legendary
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000
i had an open order at $200 and it got filled like it would normally. no problems here. we don't know what happened but i don't think something fishy is going on.
hero member
Activity: 632
Merit: 500
Something is very fishy here.

A crash to 150 on BTC-E on low volume?

If you had open orders in on BTC-E before the crash today I want to know if anything fishy showed up.  Were any of your open orders cancelled without you doing so?



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