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Topic: Bitstamp Order Book 0.00000015 btc selling for $0. (Read 1049 times)

hero member
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Though I have never used BitStamp, I used to know it is a real time exchange where buying & selling takes place at market price. Why is it showing individual buying & selling offers like this ?

The buy and sell orders are shown in almost all exchanges.
For example, you can find them in the middle of https://btc-e.com/, and in the bottom of https://www.kraken.com/market
hero member
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Probably too many decimal places are hidden
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easy..

some listed a sale and after someone bought most of it, this was left..
legendary
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I assume it was a bigger ask order and a buyer bought it "almost".

Like 0.01 offer then someone bought 0.00999985 so there is 0.00000015 left. Then the 0.00 might be a rounding/display error. I assume the precision on the background is much bigger than 2 decimals.
legendary
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Just seen something odd in the Bitstamp order book.

If the minimum trade is $5, how can someone be selling 0.00000015 for $0. I would happily buy it for $0 though.
Any ideas?



Though I have never used BitStamp, I used to know it is a real time exchange where buying & selling takes place at market price. Why is it showing individual buying & selling offers like this ?
member
Activity: 80
Merit: 10
Just seen something odd in the Bitstamp order book.

If the minimum trade is $5, how can someone be selling 0.00000015 for $0. I would happily buy it for $0 though.
Any ideas?

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