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legendary
Activity: 2576
Merit: 1087
March 03, 2015, 02:02:12 PM
#25
a kraken deposit appeared

it was in GBP though. damn that slippage.
legendary
Activity: 2576
Merit: 1087
March 03, 2015, 03:10:19 AM
#24
I can't disagree at all. Especially no Tarding!

Just so happens I did the same thing the other day ( €€€s to kraken). Bit annoyed it popped today, and that it takes so long for funds to arrive, but thats the game Smiley

Also bunged a few k bitstamp's way. In an ironic twist, it's easier to get business account validated on stamp, than it is on kraken! (though tbf both require liberal amounts of vaseline) So I'm gonna stick with them for the company trades!

I think you are right though its going to be a very long and bumpy road, the likes of which nobody has seen before, or is really expecting. I think in 2025 on 10y chart it will look obvious what one *should* have done, but I expect some serious shenanigans on the way there that will make it really hard to actually do it. (it will make the $15 -> $1200 -> $160 look like the teacup ride).

Or it will all go to shit. Can't ever forget that part Wink

What is Bitstamp like now for depositing?

I might have considered Bitstamp but just wanted my money on the exchange fast and that happens with Kraken....although I missed the pop up as well due to Kraken withholding crediting my account due to new fraud measures blah blah blah German bank accounts involved with fraud blah blah blah FUCK YOU U FUCKING CUNTS blah blah blah blah etc etc etc.....

Long term, My bias is still with everything ending in tears but long term isn't what matters, at least not to me. Medium term, we are going to consolidate, UP the way. I am sure of that.......and I reserve the right to revise my long term bias as and when.

Bitstamp used to be a day for me. This time round It took longer because I was getting business verified - funds got there yesterday (sent thursday last week). Still waiting for kraken (sent wed), both on 'Urgent' from Natwest which is same/next day depending on time you do it.

Managed to get a few satoshis at 262. we'll see if that turns out to have been a good buy!  
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
February 28, 2015, 04:52:33 PM
#23

What new fraud measures? What do you have to do now to get your money credited to your account?

I think for one,they have now added Multi sig transactions for the funds.
sr. member
Activity: 348
Merit: 250
February 28, 2015, 04:47:54 PM
#22
I can't disagree at all. Especially no Tarding!

Just so happens I did the same thing the other day ( €€€s to kraken). Bit annoyed it popped today, and that it takes so long for funds to arrive, but thats the game Smiley

Also bunged a few k bitstamp's way. In an ironic twist, it's easier to get business account validated on stamp, than it is on kraken! (though tbf both require liberal amounts of vaseline) So I'm gonna stick with them for the company trades!

I think you are right though its going to be a very long and bumpy road, the likes of which nobody has seen before, or is really expecting. I think in 2025 on 10y chart it will look obvious what one *should* have done, but I expect some serious shenanigans on the way there that will make it really hard to actually do it. (it will make the $15 -> $1200 -> $160 look like the teacup ride).

Or it will all go to shit. Can't ever forget that part Wink

What is Bitstamp like now for depositing?

I might have considered Bitstamp but just wanted my money on the exchange fast and that happens with Kraken....although I missed the pop up as well due to Kraken withholding crediting my account due to new fraud measures blah blah blah German bank accounts involved with fraud blah blah blah FUCK YOU U FUCKING CUNTS blah blah blah blah etc etc etc.....

Long term, My bias is still with everything ending in tears but long term isn't what matters, at least not to me. Medium term, we are going to consolidate, UP the way. I am sure of that.......and I reserve the right to revise my long term bias as and when.

What new fraud measures? What do you have to do now to get your money credited to your account?
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
February 27, 2015, 08:20:16 PM
#21
I can't disagree at all. Especially no Tarding!

Just so happens I did the same thing the other day ( €€€s to kraken). Bit annoyed it popped today, and that it takes so long for funds to arrive, but thats the game Smiley

Also bunged a few k bitstamp's way. In an ironic twist, it's easier to get business account validated on stamp, than it is on kraken! (though tbf both require liberal amounts of vaseline) So I'm gonna stick with them for the company trades!

I think you are right though its going to be a very long and bumpy road, the likes of which nobody has seen before, or is really expecting. I think in 2025 on 10y chart it will look obvious what one *should* have done, but I expect some serious shenanigans on the way there that will make it really hard to actually do it. (it will make the $15 -> $1200 -> $160 look like the teacup ride).

Or it will all go to shit. Can't ever forget that part Wink

What is Bitstamp like now for depositing?

I might have considered Bitstamp but just wanted my money on the exchange fast and that happens with Kraken....although I missed the pop up as well due to Kraken withholding crediting my account due to new fraud measures blah blah blah German bank accounts involved with fraud blah blah blah FUCK YOU U FUCKING CUNTS blah blah blah blah etc etc etc.....

Long term, My bias is still with everything ending in tears but long term isn't what matters, at least not to me. Medium term, we are going to consolidate, UP the way. I am sure of that.......and I reserve the right to revise my long term bias as and when.
legendary
Activity: 2576
Merit: 1087
February 27, 2015, 05:03:27 PM
#20
...Just transferred a few thousand €uros to Kraken...

 Shocked

Yep.

My position on Bitcoin at the moment is that it might stagnate a bit further, it might grind down a bit further from here, but in the medium term I like Bitcoin at least up until the $400 range....might take a few months to get there....having said that, I am noticing that shorts on Bitfinex are back piling up to near ATHs, without the price really pushing down so much. Those are ripe conditions for a nasty short squeeze should some considerable buying pressure come to market....so who knows...maybe we will get a spike up but I suspect the general character of Bitcoin in the short-medium term will be grinding, and mostly grinding up the way.

So I am going to take a modest position tomorrow when my dosh lands on Kraken, whatever the price, and just sit and hold it until the market does what I know it will eventually do (that means NO TARDING).

If my Bitcoin tarding history was littered with cases of me holding out for 'what I knew the market was going to do', then I would be a rich man.

I can't disagree at all. Especially no Tarding!

Just so happens I did the same thing the other day ( €€€s to kraken). Bit annoyed it popped today, and that it takes so long for funds to arrive, but thats the game Smiley

Also bunged a few k bitstamp's way. In an ironic twist, it's easier to get business account validated on stamp, than it is on kraken! (though tbf both require liberal amounts of vaseline) So I'm gonna stick with them for the company trades!

I think you are right though its going to be a very long and bumpy road, the likes of which nobody has seen before, or is really expecting. I think in 2025 on 10y chart it will look obvious what one *should* have done, but I expect some serious shenanigans on the way there that will make it really hard to actually do it. (it will make the $15 -> $1200 -> $160 look like the teacup ride).

Or it will all go to shit. Can't ever forget that part Wink
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 1000
February 26, 2015, 09:24:16 PM
#19
Bitstamp volume drops as soon as the downward pressure stopped. Why you ask? It was where all the goxcoins were being sold. I am glad they now have such little volume.
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
February 26, 2015, 08:37:49 PM
#18
...Just transferred a few thousand €uros to Kraken...

 Shocked

Yep.

My position on Bitcoin at the moment is that it might stagnate a bit further, it might grind down a bit further from here, but in the medium term I like Bitcoin at least up until the $400 range....might take a few months to get there....having said that, I am noticing that shorts on Bitfinex are back piling up to near ATHs, without the price really pushing down so much. Those are ripe conditions for a nasty short squeeze should some considerable buying pressure come to market....so who knows...maybe we will get a spike up but I suspect the general character of Bitcoin in the short-medium term will be grinding, and mostly grinding up the way.

So I am going to take a modest position tomorrow when my dosh lands on Kraken, whatever the price, and just sit and hold it until the market does what I know it will eventually do (that means NO TARDING).

If my Bitcoin tarding history was littered with cases of me holding out for 'what I knew the market was going to do', then I would be a rich man.
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1000
Satoshi is rolling in his grave. #bitcoin
February 26, 2015, 07:50:44 PM
#17
Well actually I do like BitStamp. They seem like and honest and clean exchange so it was quite upsetting when they went dark. I always believed they would pull through, and they did! But they have to do an audit in order to regain their trustworthiness, that's for sure!

Am i the only one thats using btc-e here? First used in 2011 and im still there today, never had a single problem that hasnt been resolved in a timely manner..
Thats why im surprised bitstamp even had a chance to deal with kinds of volume they had.
Is there any particular reason you used bitstamp over existing exchangers ?

cheers

What bothers me about btc-e is nobody knows who they are. If anything goes wrong nobody knows who to complain to. They have been trustworthy until now, but they could disappear with the bitcoins any time they want.

Yes, its a bit non transparent ownership, and i hope that changes if they deliver what they promised :
"The company plans to soon begin to publish publicly available statements certified by external auditors." cut from https://btc-e.com/news/199

To be honest they had me when they paid full loss on liberty reserve deposit exploit, when they rolled back all trades on their expense.

cheers
sr. member
Activity: 327
Merit: 250
February 26, 2015, 05:36:37 PM
#16
Well actually I do like BitStamp. They seem like and honest and clean exchange so it was quite upsetting when they went dark. I always believed they would pull through, and they did! But they have to do an audit in order to regain their trustworthiness, that's for sure!

Am i the only one thats using btc-e here? First used in 2011 and im still there today, never had a single problem that hasnt been resolved in a timely manner..
Thats why im surprised bitstamp even had a chance to deal with kinds of volume they had.
Is there any particular reason you used bitstamp over existing exchangers ?

cheers

What bothers me about btc-e is nobody knows who they are. If anything goes wrong nobody knows who to complain to. They have been trustworthy until now, but they could disappear with the bitcoins any time they want.
legendary
Activity: 2576
Merit: 1087
February 26, 2015, 05:25:45 PM
#15
...Just transferred a few thousand €uros to Kraken...

 Shocked
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1000
Satoshi is rolling in his grave. #bitcoin
February 26, 2015, 04:59:23 PM
#14
Well actually I do like BitStamp. They seem like and honest and clean exchange so it was quite upsetting when they went dark. I always believed they would pull through, and they did! But they have to do an audit in order to regain their trustworthiness, that's for sure!

Am i the only one thats using btc-e here? First used in 2011 and im still there today, never had a single problem that hasnt been resolved in a timely manner..
Thats why im surprised bitstamp even had a chance to deal with kinds of volume they had.
Is there any particular reason you used bitstamp over existing exchangers ?

cheers
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
FURring bitcoin up since 1762
February 26, 2015, 03:56:12 PM
#13
Well actually I do like BitStamp. They seem like and honest and clean exchange so it was quite upsetting when they went dark. I always believed they would pull through, and they did! But they have to do an audit in order to regain their trustworthiness, that's for sure!
sr. member
Activity: 327
Merit: 250
February 26, 2015, 02:27:24 PM
#12
Ridiculously, the BTCC with half of market volume doesn't has the pricing rights.

There were rumors that BTCC's volume was mostly fake. Has it ever been audited to prove they really have that much volume? If there are no trading fees they could keep buying and selling to themselves to make it appear they have massive volume.
hero member
Activity: 658
Merit: 500
February 26, 2015, 10:17:59 AM
#11
Ridiculously, the BTCC with half of market volume doesn't has the pricing rights.
Q7
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
February 26, 2015, 10:09:59 AM
#10
Aren't all exchanges dropping in their total volume traded the past one month ? But yeah a drop from about 10K to 4K does sound like a big one.

I think a better way to find out is by looking at the drop across all boards and then compare them individually. But seriously if an exchanger was hacked and there wasn't any follow-up audit, people will start to lose confidence. I mean who would be willing to take such a risk.
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
Honest 80s business!
February 26, 2015, 09:31:43 AM
#9
Well the relative volume on Bitstamp definitely has gone down quite a bit but that was to be expected after the incident in January. If they come through with an audit or something similar they may very well be recouping a lot of their previous trust, though!
legendary
Activity: 2170
Merit: 1427
February 26, 2015, 09:23:34 AM
#8
No surprise at all.

Bitstamp lost quite a bit of its large traders due to the hack.

Even before that, large traders were moving their stash away to exchanges with larger volumes.

No matter how much I like Bitstamp, it was and will always stay an exchange that follows other exchanges.

Bitfinex seems to do a better job in satisfying their customers it seems. It's growing and growing.
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1000
February 26, 2015, 06:46:09 AM
#7
chinese exchanges will soon take over an ever higher percentage of the total volume.

If you mean fake volume then sure..
legendary
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000
February 26, 2015, 06:43:18 AM
#6
chinese exchanges will soon take over an ever higher percentage of the total volume.
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