I use bitfloor (the BoA cash deposits are handy during times of wild swings when one needs to get USD there FAST)
One thing that concerns me: Since the initial blog post announcing that 1.7% of lost funds (from the '12 hack) had been returned to investors - there hasn't been a word about that. Does Shtylman hope everyone just forgets about it? It would reassure me to see another 5% or so returned pretty soon. If I don't see that I'm going to have to find another exchange because I don't feel comfortable putting USD and BTC in an exchange that does not honor investors who lost money due to lax security (at the time he had a "cold" wallet on a server that was connected to the internet and was exploited, and it hada large portion of client funds.)
Since then they've got their act together but I really need to see more paybacks to those folks. A friend of mine lost around $1000 USD and I'm sure there are people who lost more than that.
This past week, they were down from time to time but nowhere near as much as Gox.
Topic: Bitfloor vs. MT.Gox (Read 2415 times)
I have been checking over the last 4 hours and have never seen them down. But, as you said, they are up.
CampBX is still up, but there's practically no volume on there.
Bitfloor is under a DDoS right now =( http://imgur.com/ngMsLqr
I strongly prefer bitfloor at the moment
I have been checking over the last 4 hours and have never seen them down. But, as you said, they are up.
Switched over to bitfloor today. Made a cash transfer and it took less than 10 minutes to clear my account for trading.
They are not down
I was getting an error page for 10 minutes or so. Now they seem to be back.
They are not down
From what I can tell CampBX has been up the entire time. There were one or 2 slow moments though, so I imagine if they had much more volume they'd have the same exact issues. Knock, knock, CampBX, this is the time for you to learn to add bandwidth before you become "too successful" like some other exchanges.
Now CampBX is down, just as I was trusting them...
From what I can tell CampBX has been up the entire time. There were one or 2 slow moments though, so I imagine if they had much more volume they'd have the same exact issues. Knock, knock, CampBX, this is the time for you to learn to add bandwidth before you become "too successful" like some other exchanges.
Mtgox is garbage.
CampBX is up.
Both have been down for me, I prefer bitfloor these days though.
I use Bitfloor because it's the easiest exchange for me to move dollars into, so I buy bitcoins there and immediately withdraw them to cold storage.
I used to do this... as you can usually get a way better price than 'last' if you just use bitinstant. However they lost Wells Fargo deposits so that kinda puts them out for me.As a side note: Any exchange or service with reasonable fees that opens up deposits at a US Bank will probably have all of my future fiat business.
I also can't get to the website on my browser. Error 118 connection timeout.
down
its down for me...
anyone else?
anyone else?
Bitfloor is great, had nothing but good experiences with them. That's probably because I wasn't holding coins there in Sep '12 when they got hacked, though. There's a lot of people angry who still haven't gotten their bitcoins back from that incident. Personally, I can't wait until the new Tradehill opens up to regular investors.
I wonder why a CapitalOne360 P2P deposit (formerly ING P2P) would take 3-4 business days to be credited to my bitfloor account (according to bitfloor instructions), when the transfer is virtually instantly? What is bitfloor doing with my funds during that time?
I don't know, probably waiting to make sure it doesn't get reversed? In any case I use cash deposits at BoA. Jump to: