Topic: [BTC-TC] Virtual Community Exchange [CLOSED] - page 112. (Read 316466 times)

It's supposed to be five.  Did you lock your account?

How many times can one put in wrong PIN before the account locks up...?

Changed the DRIP functionality this evening.

Before it would check if you had earned enough dividends to match up with an ask order that was under your max price setting.  This caused issues when the price goes high for a while, then later crashes down because you can get surprised with a very large DRIP purchase that had been piling up over time when the ASKS fall below your max price.  This probably wasn't a huge deal, but I didn't much care for the lack of transparency on it.

Now it will check if you have earned enough dividends to match up with an ask order under your max price setting.  If there are none low enough, it will now place an order for the max quantity possible with the available dividends at your max price setting.  This improves transparency because you (a) will get an email when it places the order, and (b) will be able to see the orders in your order book.  It's also good because now people can see your bids and will be able to fill them if they wish.

Cheers.

Yes - thank you Burnside! (thumbs up)

We got this one taken care of. 

Cheers.

Alternatively, you could make a bot that pulls orders at certain times, and save out on the fee.

If you go to the website there's a button at the top right for Support.  Click there any fill in the form - just copy/paste what you typed above basically.  He may check those before he next looks at this thread.

Hi there,

Can someone from BTC-TC please help? I had my Google Authenticator codes on my iPhone (including BTC-TC's Google Authenticator Code) and did a backup with iTunes before I went into the Apple Store for a replacement iPhone (battery issue on it). So they took the original to wipe it and I ended up getting a replacement iPhone. I then restored the backup from iTunes, but it doesn't restore the Google Authenticator codes but only the app!

Yes I know in hindsight that was probably a silly thing to do. Anyway now I can't login to BTC-TC and access my assets because I can't get past the 2Factor, even after resetting the password.

Anyway, login is "louong", and if someone can PM or email me at the email on file, and AMA about the account to verify me to turn off the 2FA, then that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

New feature... order expirations.

Hopefully this will help everyone manage risk a little better in fairly volatile markets.

Three things:
  - There are very small fees that get incrementally larger the shorter the order expiration.  This is to encourage longer term entries in the order book to keep decent liquidity.
  - Even if you set an expiration, you will not get charged the fee if the order is filled right away, and in fact if an order gets split (part filled, part put on the books) it will adjust the fee to only apply to the part that hits the books.
  - Try a CTRL-SHIFT-R if the calculator isn't quite working for you.  That should force your browser to grab the latest *.js file.

Cheers.

Okay thanks!

Pretty much how long until burnside comes online

My manual withdraws have always being timely. Obviously not as good as instant.

Anyone knows; How long does a manual withdraw take?

I think it's better if the interval is not public.  Though you could probably figure it out over time. 

Thanks for your input on the DRIP change.  I don't really see any downsides, but two (or more) heads are usually better than my one.

Cheers.

Oops i made a assumption about DRIP and fees, my bad...

Would you be willing to let me know the interval the script runs at?

I agree with your proposed change, at the time of you having enough dividends... if there are no asks at or below that, the system creating a bid at the price of your max bid seems reasonable, and would help add liquidity to the market.

Bring it on!   


It's a script that runs at regular intervals.



I don't think the DRIP purchases are free.  If they are, there may be a bug somewhere. 


That's a great question.  Much like when users place orders at the same price in the order book, the DRIP script processes orders on the various securities in the order users signed up for DRIP on those securities.  If you turn DRIP off, then back on, it will reset your place in line.  If you only edit your purchase threshold, you'll keep your place in line.



Outside of the content of your question here, there is an important DRIP change I'll be making soon.  I got caught by surprise when the value of LTC grew exponentially overnight and depressed the value of many of the assets I was holding.  I completely forgot about my DRIP settings, some that have had orders placed since the site first opened.  The result was that as the LTC value of the assets tanked, I got surprised with a couple purchases.  Example:

- I had a DRIP setup to buy LTC-GLOBAL at 100 LTC.  I probably set it up back when LTC-GLOBAL was around 80 LTC.
- I've had a lot of divs come in since then, but for most of the last several months, LTC-GLOBAL has been trading around 300-400 LTC.
- Then just last week, out of the blue I get an email saying I'd bought a bunch of LTC-GLOBAL.  I immediately thought I'd been hacked.  Then I noticed in the email that it said it was a DRIP purchase.  So someone had just dropped in a large ASK at 100 LTC and I picked it all up. 

So, to keep this from happening again, here is the change I think we need to make:

- Rather than sitting silently, waiting for an ASK below the max price, the system should place a BID at your max price.  This way other users can fill your BID if they want and you'll be able to see the order in the order book.

Can anyone think of any good reasons not to make this change?

Cheers.

More questions about dividend reinvestment!

What triggers the dividend reinvestment purchase of a share?  Does it happen on a timer? does it happen when wallet balance changes? Does it happen only after dividends were paid?

Lets say I have more then enough accrued to buy a share from dividends, yet because I spent those coins elsewhere... there is not enough in my wallet to buy a share.  If I add the needed funds to my wallet to make up the difference, will it buy a share at 0 fee? Or because I spent those dividends already, am I not eligible to get a share with 0 fees.

If multiple dividend reinvestment purchases were to go out at once (this obviously depends on the trigger)  Who's purchase goes out first?  With the ASK end of some stocks very slim, there could be a HUGE difference in first and second ask... who goes first?

Ok, I rolled out a new css.  CTRL-SHIFT-R should force update it.  Looks great.  Thanks!

Thanks for the tip, i'll play with it a bit.

Regarding the new design: I suggest making the background gradient attached. Doesn't really good in it's current implementation.

It's probably intentional.  Definitely be careful.  I need to add a "total price per share" column and add it up for people I think.  In terms of doing a consistency check, I'm not sure what to check for.  It seems possible in bitcoinland for the risk to the writer to be 10x the actual current share price.

Cheers.