Downforeveryone reports "up" because it can get to a server, but the server is clouflare and it's serving an error message, because btc-e is in fact down.
I stand corrected. Bitcoinwisdom shows trades though.
Topic: btc-e.com down..?! - page 2. (Read 3483 times)
I stand corrected. Bitcoinwisdom shows trades though.
Humm... weird, I actually checked it myself and it was up. Seems like an intermittent problem.
Anyway, service discussion forum?
Anyway, service discussion forum?
what`s happening with btc-e.com??
Bad gateway...Error 502
Bad gateway...Error 502
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/btc-e.com/
If you visit btc-e.com, you will be presented with a diagram of why that's not going to help here.
Browser <===> cloudflare < X > btc-e
Downforeveryone reports "up" because it can get to a server, but the server is clouflare and it's serving an error message, because btc-e is in fact down.
It´s down. This has been stuck for a while now.
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/btce/btcusd
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/btce/btcusd
this is exactly why we now need to implement some of things i was talking about in my thread I posted.
We need smaller communities to make the btc exchange less centralized and therefore less susceptible to attack. And also we could really use the option to make bitcoin use it's own mathematically solved btc to usd/GPB/euro/etc rate, as well as the option to DENY access to your addresses from anyone outside the little community you create. So you create a list of addresses that are accepted, and nobody else can send or ask for money from your address, if you so desire. Can still be open to the entire network if you like. And if you want you can even BAN certain addresses. Not a bad idea IMO. It always feels better, the separation of powers, that is.
We need smaller communities to make the btc exchange less centralized and therefore less susceptible to attack. And also we could really use the option to make bitcoin use it's own mathematically solved btc to usd/GPB/euro/etc rate, as well as the option to DENY access to your addresses from anyone outside the little community you create. So you create a list of addresses that are accepted, and nobody else can send or ask for money from your address, if you so desire. Can still be open to the entire network if you like. And if you want you can even BAN certain addresses. Not a bad idea IMO. It always feels better, the separation of powers, that is.
it's down , those crappy sites are useless
what`s happening with btc-e.com??
Bad gateway...Error 502
Bad gateway...Error 502
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/btc-e.com/
what`s happening with btc-e.com??
Bad gateway...Error 502
Bad gateway...Error 502
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