[BETA]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading - page 13.

im3w1l

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Quote from: 2586 on April 30, 2013, 02:06:02 PM

Quote from: im3w1l on April 30, 2013, 01:22:35 PM

Feature request: Multiples of VIR. Since there is often more supply than demand at VIR, it would be nice if you could offer at say 0.8 times VIR.

VIR plus or minus a percentage would make sense, like banks do with "prime rate".

With the volatility of VIR, that could lead to negative rates...

2586

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Quote from: im3w1l on April 30, 2013, 01:22:35 PM

Feature request: Multiples of VIR. Since there is often more supply than demand at VIR, it would be nice if you could offer at say 0.8 times VIR.

VIR plus or minus a percentage would make sense, like banks do with "prime rate".

im3w1l

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Feature request: Multiples of VIR. Since there is often more supply than demand at VIR, it would be nice if you could offer at say 0.8 times VIR.

joele

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I cannot login using Google Authenticator, I was just logged in the office and got home now Im getting incorrect token.

Is there a problem with the site? because it was down just recently.

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It's okay now, I already got in, I resynced the google app and it works fine.

Herbert

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Quote from: unclescrooge on April 30, 2013, 06:50:36 AM

Quote from: Herbert on April 30, 2013, 06:48:35 AM

Will you add 2-factor authentication?

Hi,

You can activate OTP authentication here: Account security

Whoops, did not see this. Thanks!

unclescrooge

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Quote from: Herbert on April 30, 2013, 06:48:35 AM

Will you add 2-factor authentication?

Hi,

You can activate OTP authentication here: Account security

Best regards
Raphael

Herbert

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Will you add 2-factor authentication?

unclescrooge

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Quote from: Herbert on April 30, 2013, 02:13:36 AM

Regarding the rounding issues:
Rounding in the UI usually makes sense, so keep it there. But you could just add a tooltip to any rounded number containing the full-precision amount. This is the way I do it on my site and so far no one complained

Hey,

that's not a bad idea

Sulkrim, yes I'll add that

Have a nice day
Raphael

Sukrim

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... or use floor instead of round!
I don't care if I actually have 0.00x USD more but it's annoying to get an error when typing in a balance that is displayed as available for lending.

Herbert

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Regarding the rounding issues:
Rounding in the UI usually makes sense, so keep it there. But you could just add a tooltip to any rounded number containing the full-precision amount. This is the way I do it on my site and so far no one complained

capoeira

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how can I set a sell order as a take profit without having my stop loss trigered after automatic selling of the take profit?

capoeira

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Quote from: superbit on April 29, 2013, 07:50:01 PM

Quote from: capoeira on April 29, 2013, 07:46:50 PM

why is a variable intrest rate better for the trader, as they claim?
If I can borrow at 100%, why is it better to borrow at 100-200% (for example)?

and why are there people lending $5 or even 23 cents?

We have seen variable rates hold over 400% and even spike higher then that. When I borrow I will pay a little bit more to avoid this risk.

Lot's of times it is the remainder of partially filled loans still sitting waiting to be filled.

though you mistunderstood my question, you responded it :-)....thanks

MrJMassey

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Hello I'm curious about something...

And I'm also encoruaged to hear of the growth of Bitfinex by addiing the additional trading platforms, I'm curious to know if and or how that is a benefit to lenders as well?

Will these additional platforms assist in the case of forced liquidations or so called black swans?

Any thoughts on these improvements from the lender side would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks...

J.

superbit

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Quote from: capoeira on April 29, 2013, 07:46:50 PM

why is a variable intrest rate better for the trader, as they claim?
If I can borrow at 100%, why is it better to borrow at 100-200% (for example)?

and why are there people lending $5 or even 23 cents?

We have seen variable rates hold over 400% and even spike higher then that. When I borrow I will pay a little bit more to avoid this risk.

Lot's of times it is the remainder of partially filled loans still sitting waiting to be filled.

capoeira

legendary

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why is a variable intrest rate better for the trader, as they claim?
If I can borrow at 100%, why is it better to borrow at 100-200% (for example)?

and why are there people lending $5 or even 23 cents?

MrJMassey

newbie

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Quote from: Ichthyo on April 29, 2013, 06:25:23 PM

Quote from: MrJMassey on April 29, 2013, 03:58:27 PM

partially filled at 524.99994% (0.0000000049)

How on earth does anyone need to borrow $0.0000000049?

It might be that your offer was used to supply the tiny remainder of some new trade position, which was mostly filled by using other lending offers? The engine combines available offers to allow a trader to open a specific position size.

Well -- intuitively I'd say, an amount of $0.0000000049 looks very much like a carry-over from some numerical imprecision accumulated in a previous calculation. (Such can typically happen when you subtract two numbers which are very close)

I'm ok with it, I guess. I just hope they keep it until it is a full $1.00.

J.

Ichthyo

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Quote from: MrJMassey on April 29, 2013, 03:58:27 PM

partially filled at 524.99994% (0.0000000049)

How on earth does anyone need to borrow $0.0000000049?

It might be that your offer was used to supply the tiny remainder of some new trade position, which was mostly filled by using other lending offers? The engine combines available offers to allow a trader to open a specific position size.

Well -- intuitively I'd say, an amount of $0.0000000049 looks very much like a carry-over from some numerical imprecision accumulated in a previous calculation. (Such can typically happen when you subtract two numbers which are very close)

wamatt

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Quote from: btcmind on April 29, 2013, 02:43:49 PM

Note: received prompt compensation of 2 BTC with regards to the aforementioned issue.

Thanks for reporting back to the community... good to hear

MrJMassey

newbie

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Hello all...

I just saw this on my screen and wondered how is it possible:

partially filled at 524.99994% (0.0000000049)

How on earth does anyone need to borrow $0.0000000049?

J.

btcmind

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Note: received prompt compensation of 2 BTC with regards to the aforementioned issue.

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