Topic: BITSTAMP eXchange wall Observer. second biggest and best exchange - page 22. (Read 89337 times)
October 17, 2013, 05:58:25 PM
Except that ridiculous market order into 135 last night wtf was that.
October 17, 2013, 05:11:50 PM
lol, always huge sell walls on Stamp.
Is it because people that actually want there money soon pretty much have no other choice (as far as where to sell decent volume)?
"Thanks Gox" - it's the new "thanks Obama".
Is it because people that actually want there money soon pretty much have no other choice (as far as where to sell decent volume)?
"Thanks Gox" - it's the new "thanks Obama".
Yeah, Bitstamp does seem to have a "cash out" feeling about it. Very little downward selling pressure there though. Basically, just buyers chipping away at walls little by little. Its actually fairly stable in that way.
October 17, 2013, 04:53:45 PM
lol, always huge sell walls on Stamp.
Is it because people that actually want there money soon pretty much have no other choice (as far as where to sell decent volume)?
"Thanks Gox" - it's the new "thanks Obama".
Is it because people that actually want there money soon pretty much have no other choice (as far as where to sell decent volume)?
"Thanks Gox" - it's the new "thanks Obama".
October 17, 2013, 12:30:20 PM
Eh, let's not jump to conclusions. As was pointed out by others, that's a letter by *one* bank, for *one* type of account, saying nothing about whether you can switch to another type of account that still allows intl wire transfer.
In short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
https://online.1stnb.com/LoginAdv.aspxIn short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
That's two banks, with this one applying to all accounts. If more are doing the same thing, then it does indeed look like international transfers will quietly stop working in the US.
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If you need to send funds to a recipient in a foreign country, you can go to www.westernunion.com
No more wires, use Western Union? That's pretty insulting. Well, Chase is only doing it for one or two specific accounts, right? And we don't know the numbers of people who own those accounts. And this one is obviously a small bank. Still, worrying....Isn't chase doing this to all accounts, just after about a month notice? Or was that just a rumor?
Only to their basic entry level business accounts. The premium business accounts (upto $99 per month) include free wires internationally still.
October 17, 2013, 12:14:45 PM
Eh, let's not jump to conclusions. As was pointed out by others, that's a letter by *one* bank, for *one* type of account, saying nothing about whether you can switch to another type of account that still allows intl wire transfer.
In short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
https://online.1stnb.com/LoginAdv.aspxIn short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
That's two banks, with this one applying to all accounts. If more are doing the same thing, then it does indeed look like international transfers will quietly stop working in the US.
Quote
If you need to send funds to a recipient in a foreign country, you can go to www.westernunion.com
No more wires, use Western Union? That's pretty insulting. Well, Chase is only doing it for one or two specific accounts, right? And we don't know the numbers of people who own those accounts. And this one is obviously a small bank. Still, worrying....Isn't chase doing this to all accounts, just after about a month notice? Or was that just a rumor?
October 17, 2013, 12:01:30 PM
Eh, let's not jump to conclusions. As was pointed out by others, that's a letter by *one* bank, for *one* type of account, saying nothing about whether you can switch to another type of account that still allows intl wire transfer.
In short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
https://online.1stnb.com/LoginAdv.aspxIn short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
That's two banks, with this one applying to all accounts. If more are doing the same thing, then it does indeed look like international transfers will quietly stop working in the US.
Quote
If you need to send funds to a recipient in a foreign country, you can go to www.westernunion.com
No more wires, use Western Union? That's pretty insulting. Well, Chase is only doing it for one or two specific accounts, right? And we don't know the numbers of people who own those accounts. And this one is obviously a small bank. Still, worrying.... 
October 17, 2013, 11:49:10 AM
Eh, let's not jump to conclusions. As was pointed out by others, that's a letter by *one* bank, for *one* type of account, saying nothing about whether you can switch to another type of account that still allows intl wire transfer.
In short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
https://online.1stnb.com/LoginAdv.aspxIn short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
That's two banks, with this one applying to all accounts. If more are doing the same thing, then it does indeed look like international transfers will quietly stop working in the US.
October 17, 2013, 11:00:53 AM
trying to wire money to bitfinex (Shanghai bank)... what a pain in the ass. [...]
That's why I strongly prefer to transfer money to BitStamp, buy coins there, and then move them to Bitfinex... At least in Europe Bitstamp money transfers work without a hitch.
October 17, 2013, 10:53:58 AM
Hey, I just learned first hand the annoyance that is legacy banking, even *within* the limits of how it is supposed to work: trying to wire money to bitfinex (Shanghai bank)... what a pain in the ass. Can't do it online, get to convince my bank guy to do the wire, all kind of (useless) information asked for. I sincerely hope that'll be a thing of the past soon 
October 17, 2013, 09:43:11 AM
just another road block, pay up and pass
October 17, 2013, 09:24:08 AM
Eh, let's not jump to conclusions. As was pointed out by others, that's a letter by *one* bank, for *one* type of account, saying nothing about whether you can switch to another type of account that still allows intl wire transfer.
In short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
In short: no. International transfers won't quietly stop working in the US. They won't make it *that* easy for us
October 17, 2013, 05:32:46 AM
Some aggressive buying going on right now.
October 17, 2013, 02:57:35 AM
Same happened the last time after big buying day (31 Aug?) when someone bought up to 134.7x (previous top in the summer). If history will repeat in the morning we will be at $135-137.
I'am not buying back after selling some at 147.
I'am not buying back after selling some at 147.
Great observation.
October 16, 2013, 09:13:30 PM
House of congress started voting to pass the bill when this 1159 BTC dump coincided. Maybe it has something to do with it?
October 16, 2013, 09:04:13 PM
Down to $135, after relentless selling pressure by a few players. (its that same weird wall -> move down -> get eaten deal 
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) October 16, 2013, 06:25:05 PM
Some nice walls appearing on bitstamp.., might push new 24hr low.
October 16, 2013, 06:00:42 PM
It almost looks like Bitstamp is leading this rally.
I thought China was leading it.
October 16, 2013, 05:26:59 PM
Trying so hard to scoop up some btc at $138.50 now. Nice dip..
EDIT: Mehh, got at $139
EDIT: Mehh, got at $139
And right after that it dipped to $137.40, lol.
yeaaaaaa...
So is the consensus that this is a correction, or because of the "deal" related to the debt ceiling, or some combination?
No one expected an actual default, and yet someone is surprised that a deal was reached?
If something can be interpreted as bullish or bearish, the markrt will react. Probably because the first few are smart, and the rest panic
October 16, 2013, 05:04:27 PM
Trying so hard to scoop up some btc at $138.50 now. Nice dip..
EDIT: Mehh, got at $139
EDIT: Mehh, got at $139
And right after that it dipped to $137.40, lol.
yeaaaaaa...
So is the consensus that this is a correction, or because of the "deal" related to the debt ceiling, or some combination?
No one expected an actual default, and yet someone is surprised that a deal was reached?
October 16, 2013, 04:45:12 PM
Trying so hard to scoop up some btc at $138.50 now. Nice dip..
EDIT: Mehh, got at $139
EDIT: Mehh, got at $139
And right after that it dipped to $137.40, lol.
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