Topic: [BitFunder] Asset Exchange Marketplace + Rewritable Options Trading - page 16. (Read 129529 times)
October 23, 2013, 02:35:06 AM
Add me to the list of people who cannot move money out of weexchange. It's been sat there processing for hours. Never had this problem before.
October 23, 2013, 02:19:27 AM
Just to announce so people wont say Ukyo didnt know. I send 30BTC to this address 1H6w96EbEjcYYHhuH6uyzYtoTyCSW1Bxy4 which is an MTGox deposit address. Due to the utter lateness and me trying to ride the current bubble I send other small amount of coins to the address to sell at gox.
I will open a ticket now to stop that transaction when Ukyo grace me with processing the transaction because MTGox deposits are one per address.
If this request got ignored and the coins were sent to 1H6w96EbEjcYYHhuH6uyzYtoTyCSW1Bxy4 and them MTGox denied me my 30 BTC. Ukyo is the one to blame.
He would be literally burning my 30 BTC
I will open a ticket now to stop that transaction when Ukyo grace me with processing the transaction because MTGox deposits are one per address.
If this request got ignored and the coins were sent to 1H6w96EbEjcYYHhuH6uyzYtoTyCSW1Bxy4 and them MTGox denied me my 30 BTC. Ukyo is the one to blame.
He would be literally burning my 30 BTC
October 23, 2013, 12:41:36 AM
Once again Bitcoins hanged in limbo with cannot connect to 2nd stage server error. I am pulling out everything I own on Bitfunder and you guys can stay with the imaginary Bitcoins that Ukyo might and might not grace you with an ability to withdraw them in the future.
I am done with Bitfunder.....
I am done with Bitfunder.....
October 22, 2013, 02:43:08 PM
I think Bitfunder made the right move by not shutting down. There is still a lot of trading to be done in the non-US market.
The fact that Ukyo is keeping the exchange open demonstrates that either he hired the worst securities lawyers in the U.S., or more likely, he is completely full of shit.
If he is in the U.S. he must register as a broker / dealer to operate Bitfunder, whether he allows U.S. residents to participate or not.
Source: http://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/bdguide.htm
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Foreign Broker-Dealer Exemption (Rule 15a-6)
The SEC generally uses a territorial approach in applying registration requirements to the international operations of broker-dealers. Under this approach, all broker-dealers physically operating within the United States that induce or attempt to induce securities transactions must register with the SEC, even if their activities are directed only to foreign investors outside of the United States. In addition, foreign broker-dealers that, from outside of the United States, induce or attempt to induce securities transactions by any person in the United States, or that use the means or instrumentalities of interstate commerce of the United States for this purpose, also must register. This includes the use of the internet to offer securities, solicit securities transactions, or advertise investment services to U.S. persons. See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 39779 (March 23, 1998) http://www.sec.gov/rules/interp/33-7516.htm
The SEC generally uses a territorial approach in applying registration requirements to the international operations of broker-dealers. Under this approach, all broker-dealers physically operating within the United States that induce or attempt to induce securities transactions must register with the SEC, even if their activities are directed only to foreign investors outside of the United States. In addition, foreign broker-dealers that, from outside of the United States, induce or attempt to induce securities transactions by any person in the United States, or that use the means or instrumentalities of interstate commerce of the United States for this purpose, also must register. This includes the use of the internet to offer securities, solicit securities transactions, or advertise investment services to U.S. persons. See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 39779 (March 23, 1998) http://www.sec.gov/rules/interp/33-7516.htm
October 22, 2013, 02:14:36 PM
WeExchange is down again..
I wonder why I am experiencing all these down-times. An update would be much appreciated, also regarding the verification-processes.
I wonder why I am experiencing all these down-times. An update would be much appreciated, also regarding the verification-processes.
October 22, 2013, 12:33:42 PM
hi
how can I download my data from bitfunder in *.csv?
TIA
how can I download my data from bitfunder in *.csv?
TIA
October 22, 2013, 08:16:10 AM
How is it that the API access is unreleased/not made public, yet there are trade bots working the exchange?
Because bots can emulate people accessing the site; there aren't any captchas once you're logged in.
October 21, 2013, 07:42:12 PM
How is it that the API access is unreleased/not made public, yet there are trade bots working the exchange?
Because bots can emulate people accessing the site; there aren't any captchas once you're logged in.
October 21, 2013, 07:24:25 PM
How is it that the API access is unreleased/not made public, yet there are trade bots working the exchange?
October 21, 2013, 11:10:10 AM
Can't login.
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
I can't login either. emptied my cache. reset my password.
What the hell is going on?
#2 and #3
yeah, seems like the website is down now.
site is back up now.
Yep. WeExchange as well.
October 21, 2013, 11:07:59 AM
Can't login.
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
I can't login either. emptied my cache. reset my password.
What the hell is going on?
#2 and #3
yeah, seems like the website is down now.
site is back up now.
October 21, 2013, 10:48:32 AM
What are US citizens/residents who are waiting for redemption requests (from ukyo.loan, for example) supposed to do after the end of the month if they haven't received their redemption yet? Will they still be able to remain in the queue and collect dividends in the meantime?
I realized that it is going to take ukyo a long time to liquify enough assests to cover all the redemption requests.
As long as bitfunder remains open or he avoids bankruptcy he will have to honor the requests.
I think Bitfunder made the right move by not shutting down. There is still a lot of trading to be done in the non-US market.
In the meantime I hope ukyo takes some time out to post here and alleviate our concerns.
I realized that it is going to take ukyo a long time to liquify enough assests to cover all the redemption requests.
As long as bitfunder remains open or he avoids bankruptcy he will have to honor the requests.
I think Bitfunder made the right move by not shutting down. There is still a lot of trading to be done in the non-US market.
In the meantime I hope ukyo takes some time out to post here and alleviate our concerns.
October 21, 2013, 10:25:48 AM
Can't login.
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
I can't login either. emptied my cache. reset my password.
What the hell is going on?
#2 and #3
yeah, seems like the website is down now.
October 21, 2013, 10:21:36 AM
Can't login.
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
I can't login either. emptied my cache. reset my password.
What the hell is going on?
#2 and #3
October 21, 2013, 09:55:13 AM
The thing is, ukyo doesn't verify who want to be verified. I don't know why maybe he wants to let the site die?
October 21, 2013, 09:47:32 AM
Dont worry...in the past it was an often occured issue with getting redirected to the log in.
Sooner or later you will be able to log in.
Sooner or later you will be able to log in.
October 21, 2013, 09:23:08 AM
Can't login.
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
I can't login either. emptied my cache. reset my password.
What the hell is going on?
October 21, 2013, 09:14:22 AM
Can't login.
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
Just an endless redirect.
Website is quite slow as well
October 21, 2013, 07:09:10 AM
Mine was solved by cancelling the transaction manually by weexchange. Last night I moved 10 Bitcoins and it gave the same error but the transaction was broadcasted after 2 minutes :S.
I think it is a liquidity problem for Weexchange and I hope there is a place where we can see what is available to be withdrawn from the exchange because I lost $3k just because of this!.
Recently Ukyo is getting sloppy..... a pattern that we see everywhere and it is kinda scary,,,
I think it is a liquidity problem for Weexchange and I hope there is a place where we can see what is available to be withdrawn from the exchange because I lost $3k just because of this!.
Recently Ukyo is getting sloppy..... a pattern that we see everywhere and it is kinda scary,,,
Today I noted that the transaction was cancelled. Again I attempted to withdraw my funds...same error...stuck again.
This is rather annoying. I too have lost some opportunity because of this delay. I am wondering if there are others experiencing these problems.
October 20, 2013, 12:17:34 PM
Mine was solved by cancelling the transaction manually by weexchange. Last night I moved 10 Bitcoins and it gave the same error but the transaction was broadcasted after 2 minutes :S.
I think it is a liquidity problem for Weexchange and I hope there is a place where we can see what is available to be withdrawn from the exchange because I lost $3k just because of this!.
Recently Ukyo is getting sloppy..... a pattern that we see everywhere and it is kinda scary,,,
I think it is a liquidity problem for Weexchange and I hope there is a place where we can see what is available to be withdrawn from the exchange because I lost $3k just because of this!.
Recently Ukyo is getting sloppy..... a pattern that we see everywhere and it is kinda scary,,,
Did you lose $3k in the actual transaction or you lost it because it was delayed and you missed out on some other business opportunity?
The latter. I know I always mumble about how a potential gain is not to be considered a loss but this was a very real loss because I was gaining off the arbitrage of prices. Well lets just say Bitcoin world's slow arbitrage isn't as slow as Ukyo.
Sorry Ukyo truth is truth and this is what happened!
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