this seems to happen all the time, gotta be a visual bug
also happens on clarkmoody bitfloor data
Topic: BitFloor bug? (Read 782 times)
This was a UI/websocket display bug. At no point was the matching engine actually in a crossed state.
Thanks for the update. I clarified the subject so as not to mislead others.
Is the display bug fixed?
EDIT: As of 2013-04-17 BitFloor has ceased all operations.
This was a UI/websocket display bug. At no point was the matching engine actually in a crossed state.
I believe this is a UI bug. Next time you see something like this, try querying the API for the order book and I don't believe you'll see the crossed order.
I agree, it should have been partially filled.
So since there isn't enough to fill the order, someone else who places an order at $99.15 gets their order filled? And the $99.56 just sits there indefinitely? That doesn't seem right.
I'd have thought that the $99.56 order should have been partially filled.
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EDIT: As of 2013-04-17 BitFloor has ceased all operations.
I'd have thought that the $99.56 order should have been partially filled.
EDIT:
This was a UI/websocket display bug. At no point was the matching engine actually in a crossed state.
EDIT: As of 2013-04-17 BitFloor has ceased all operations.
Not enough to fill the order....but it should be buying in chunks though.
How can there be a bid for 7.85897 BTC at $99.56 when there are asks at $99.09, $99.10, $99.11, $99.19, $99.20, and $99.40??
This $99.56 bid has been siting there for 10 minutes while bids below it have been getting filled. What is going on here? Is this normal behavior and I just don't understand how the market works, or is this a bug?
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EDIT: As of 2013-04-17 BitFloor has ceased all operations.
This $99.56 bid has been siting there for 10 minutes while bids below it have been getting filled. What is going on here? Is this normal behavior and I just don't understand how the market works, or is this a bug?
EDIT:
This was a UI/websocket display bug. At no point was the matching engine actually in a crossed state.
EDIT: As of 2013-04-17 BitFloor has ceased all operations.
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