Bitcoin Forecast, Bitcoin Speculation & Bitcoin Technical Analysis. Up or DOWN? - page 19.

Quote from: S3052 on August 07, 2013, 03:25:10 AM

I agree. With every piece of communication they erode my trust further

Are there any more trustworthy exchanges?

BTC-E is very low on my trust scale. Withdrawal via bank transfer costs 150 USD minimum.

Bitstamp is in obvious violation of EU regulations, and could be closed any time. (Issuing Ripple USD, which is electronic money according to Directive 2009/110/EC, without proper authorisation.) Their address is a maildrop in London. I have no idea who owns it. Their API is horrible. I wouldn't trust them with large sums.

Bitcurex perhaps? Simple interface, API similar to MtGox, been here for a while, quick deposit and withdrawal, no trading fees, but very low liquidity and volume.

Bitcoin-Central has proven to be trustworthy, known and respected owner, but is still down after a security breach at their hosting provider.

Intersango's owners seems to have lost interest in the exchange.

I am not an expert on security and regulations regarding exchanges, but I tend to agree with what you mentioned above. The only thing I'd add is

bitfinex.com

I have used them for 7 months now for BTC trading, BTC margin trading, LTC trading, etc. They have mentioned somewhere that they have registered themselves in HongKong with the financial authorities.
Withdrawals works extremely fast and smoothly as well.
And.. they offer all possible orders: stop loss, stop buy, stop sell, etc.

+1 Bitfinex.

It's definitely sleek.

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Quote from: ElectricMucus on August 13, 2013, 01:35:10 PM

I agree. With every piece of communication they erode my trust further

Are there any more trustworthy exchanges?

BTC-E is very low on my trust scale. Withdrawal via bank transfer costs 150 USD minimum.

Bitstamp is in obvious violation of EU regulations, and could be closed any time. (Issuing Ripple USD, which is electronic money according to Directive 2009/110/EC, without proper authorisation.) Their address is a maildrop in London. I have no idea who owns it. Their API is horrible. I wouldn't trust them with large sums.

Bitcurex perhaps? Simple interface, API similar to MtGox, been here for a while, quick deposit and withdrawal, no trading fees, but very low liquidity and volume.

Bitcoin-Central has proven to be trustworthy, known and respected owner, but is still down after a security breach at their hosting provider.

Intersango's owners seems to have lost interest in the exchange.

I am not an expert on security and regulations regarding exchanges, but I tend to agree with what you mentioned above. The only thing I'd add is

bitfinex.com

I have used them for 7 months now for BTC trading, BTC margin trading, LTC trading, etc. They have mentioned somewhere that they have registered themselves in HongKong with the financial authorities.
Withdrawals works extremely fast and smoothly as well.
And.. they offer all possible orders: stop loss, stop buy, stop sell, etc.

+1 Bitfinex.

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Quote from: S3052 on August 13, 2013, 01:21:30 PM

bitcoin

FIXED

great, thanks

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Quote from: S3052 on August 13, 2013, 01:21:30 PM

bitcoin

FIXED

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bitcoin :-)

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Quote from: Frozenlock on August 06, 2013, 04:41:14 PM

Quote from: S3052 on August 06, 2013, 04:04:16 PM

and by the way, bitstamp seems to be leading price now (as discussed in the subscriber section)

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lol, this is the thread about the newsletter. what did you expect?

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I agree. With every piece of communication they erode my trust further

Are there any more trustworthy exchanges?

Bitstamp is in obvious violation of EU regulations, and could be closed any time. (Issuing Ripple USD, which is electronic money according to Directive 2009/110/EC, without proper authorisation.) Their address is a maildrop in London. I have no idea who owns it. Their API is horrible. I wouldn't trust them with large sums.

It would be great if someone could find out exactly how bitstamp is set-up, and how risky it is. I'd love if all exchanges would properly be set-up and registered with the financial authorities.
Othwerwise I agree that there is a significant risk to seizures, and shut downs...

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Quote from: S3052 on August 07, 2013, 03:25:10 AM

So how about you just tell us all whether the price is going to go up or down Grin

Considering the situation the market is in, his hints have been quite obvious Wink

I appreciate them too btw s3052. Perhaps I should subscribe just to see what you guys are talking about more in depth

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I am not an expert on security and regulations regarding exchanges, but I tend to agree with what you mentioned above. The only thing I'd add is

bitfinex.com

I have used them for 7 months now for BTC trading, BTC margin trading, LTC trading, etc. They have mentioned somewhere that they have registered themselves in HongKong with the financial authorities.
Withdrawals works extremely fast and smoothly as well.
And.. they offer all possible orders: stop loss, stop buy, stop sell, etc.

+1.

Also, as another small incentive, margin trading requires funds. People borrow (your) funds and pay you a rate. At the moment, around 90% rate for USD, per year. You decide how much and how long you lend out, and it's insured if you choose so.

Yes, we need more liquidity and more available money on bitfinex! :-)

Ente

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I agree. With every piece of communication they erode my trust further

Are there any more trustworthy exchanges?

BTC-E is very low on my trust scale. Withdrawal via bank transfer costs 150 USD minimum.

Bitstamp is in obvious violation of EU regulations, and could be closed any time. (Issuing Ripple USD, which is electronic money according to Directive 2009/110/EC, without proper authorisation.) Their address is a maildrop in London. I have no idea who owns it. Their API is horrible. I wouldn't trust them with large sums.

Bitcurex perhaps? Simple interface, API similar to MtGox, been here for a while, quick deposit and withdrawal, no trading fees, but very low liquidity and volume.

Bitcoin-Central has proven to be trustworthy, known and respected owner, but is still down after a security breach at their hosting provider.

Intersango's owners seems to have lost interest in the exchange.

I am not an expert on security and regulations regarding exchanges, but I tend to agree with what you mentioned above. The only thing I'd add is

bitfinex.com

I have used them for 7 months now for BTC trading, BTC margin trading, LTC trading, etc. They have mentioned somewhere that they have registered themselves in HongKong with the financial authorities.
Withdrawals works extremely fast and smoothly as well.
And.. they offer all possible orders: stop loss, stop buy, stop sell, etc.

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Quote from: S3052 on August 06, 2013, 04:04:16 PM

I agree. With every piece of communication they erode my trust further

Are there any more trustworthy exchanges?

BTC-E is very low on my trust scale. Withdrawal via bank transfer costs 150 USD minimum.

Bitstamp is in obvious violation of EU regulations, and could be closed any time. (Issuing Ripple USD, which is electronic money according to Directive 2009/110/EC, without proper authorisation.) Their address is a maildrop in London. I have no idea who owns it. Their API is horrible. I wouldn't trust them with large sums.

Bitcurex perhaps? Simple interface, API similar to MtGox, been here for a while, quick deposit and withdrawal, no trading fees, but very low liquidity and volume.

Bitcoin-Central has proven to be trustworthy, known and respected owner, but is still down after a security breach at their hosting provider.

Intersango's owners seems to have lost interest in the exchange.

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and by the way, bitstamp seems to be leading price now (as discussed in the subscriber section)

Ads, ads everywhere!

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and by the way, bitstamp seems to be leading price now (as discussed in the subscriber section)

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Quote from: molecular on August 06, 2013, 09:26:55 AM

Quote from: S3052 on August 06, 2013, 01:19:48 AM

Quote from: S3052 on August 06, 2013, 01:19:48 AM

So how about you just tell us all whether the price is going to go up or down Grin

Nice try :-)
Only subscribers get the detailed forecast and most typically the predicted trend materializes , which seems to be also supported by the trading activity of the big subscriber crowd

haha. not sure you wanted to say what I understood ("price moves into direction outlined due to big subscriber base acting on it", aka: self-fulfilling prophecy).

maybe it's time to subscribe again...

why not my friend. you are welcome to join as always

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So how about you just tell us all whether the price is going to go up or down Grin

Nice try :-)
Only subscribers get the detailed forecast and most typically the predicted trend materializes , which seems to be also supported by the trading activity of the big subscriber crowd

haha. not sure you wanted to say what I understood ("price moves into direction outlined due to big subscriber base acting on it", aka: self-fulfilling prophecy).

maybe it's time to subscribe again...

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So how about you just tell us all whether the price is going to go up or down Grin

Nice try :-)
Only subscribers get the detailed forecast and most typically the predicted trend materializes , which seems to be also supported by the trading activity of the big subscriber crowd

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