FYI: This is what I see using firefox 3.6 and clicking on the testnet.campbx.com webpage.
https://i.imgur.com/s5UvJ.png
Topic: CampBX Launch - Free Trades for All Bxlievers! - page 2. (Read 13201 times)
Just a quick note, I did a Dwolla transfer and it took 25 minutes. I hope you plan to do a better integration of the Dwolla API in the near future. 
Took my transfer about 10minutes when I did that.
Just a quick note, I did a Dwolla transfer and it took 25 minutes. I hope you plan to do a better integration of the Dwolla API in the near future.
Hi,
I have tested the site a bit, and have a few improvement suggestions.
When I do a preview order and it fails (Insufficient funds), sometimes (50-80%) I get no message I am just returned to the site.
Should make the buying easier, right now I have to use a calculator to find out how many bitcoins I can buy. Also I have to calculate the commision fee. So I needed like 10 attempts to get the right amount.
Another thing I hope you guys are planning on is fixing the graphs, and market depths a bit. It is pretty annoying, not as bad as tradehill. But the graphs feels useless (maybe because it is so low volume) but the market depth I have to refresh the page and scroll down to see.
PS: I have a buy order at 14!!
I have tested the site a bit, and have a few improvement suggestions.
When I do a preview order and it fails (Insufficient funds), sometimes (50-80%) I get no message I am just returned to the site.
Should make the buying easier, right now I have to use a calculator to find out how many bitcoins I can buy. Also I have to calculate the commision fee. So I needed like 10 attempts to get the right amount.
Another thing I hope you guys are planning on is fixing the graphs, and market depths a bit. It is pretty annoying, not as bad as tradehill. But the graphs feels useless (maybe because it is so low volume) but the market depth I have to refresh the page and scroll down to see.
PS: I have a buy order at 14!!
We have re-worded the records to say "BTC Deduction", which should hopefully alleviate the confusion caused by words like "BTC Withdrawal".
speaking of, it appears that withdrawing bitcoins from your balance incurs a fee? is this correct?
manage funds -> withdraw bitcoins (after TX fee)
In this case, I think it could be made more clear in the display that the transactions are linked.
I also think that there are still some timezone issues here, which I didn't see you say anything about.
I also think that there are still some timezone issues here, which I didn't see you say anything about.
Error,
We have re-worded the records to say "BTC Deduction", which should hopefully alleviate the confusion caused by words like "BTC Withdrawal".
Timezone display are certainly an issue - plan is to let users pick their own timezone in profile and then format the stamps accordingly. Will keep you posted as we get close to pushing this in production.
Thank you,
Keyur
OK, I find this slightly confusing.
Yesterday I sent 5 BTC to CampBX, and put in two sell orders, one at $14.75 for 2.5 BTC and another at a much higher price for the rest of it.
Today I see this:
The deposit BTC transaction looks pretty obvious, except for the fact that the times are completely different.
The sell transaction also looks fairly obvious.
The extra withdraw BTC transaction is confusing for several reasons. Since I already had 2.5 BTC sold via the sell order, why show an extra transaction? After seeing this transaction, I had to go check to see whether my account got hacked and my BTC stolen, because that's what it looks like. (Fortunately it was not.) Also, why are the times so different - is there some timezone handling problem? When did this sale really take place?
Yesterday I sent 5 BTC to CampBX, and put in two sell orders, one at $14.75 for 2.5 BTC and another at a much higher price for the rest of it.
Today I see this:
The deposit BTC transaction looks pretty obvious, except for the fact that the times are completely different.
The sell transaction also looks fairly obvious.
The extra withdraw BTC transaction is confusing for several reasons. Since I already had 2.5 BTC sold via the sell order, why show an extra transaction? After seeing this transaction, I had to go check to see whether my account got hacked and my BTC stolen, because that's what it looks like. (Fortunately it was not.) Also, why are the times so different - is there some timezone handling problem? When did this sale really take place?
Error,
The BTC transactions estimates the times when you check your balances on Camp BX. So timestamps may be off by a while depending on how often you check your balances. Improving time accuracy is already on our tweaks list.
Users like to slice and dice the CSV timeline according to personal preference, so we show extra / sub-transactions in our records. Sell/Buy orders and Deposit/Withdraw transfers show up as distinct records.
This behavior is of course customizable, and if there is enough demand from users to mask sub transactions we can easily do that.
Thank you,
Keyur
In this case, I think it could be made more clear in the display that the transactions are linked.
I also think that there are still some timezone issues here, which I didn't see you say anything about.
Can you add a feature that will send you an email anytime an order has been executed (optional)?
Element - we are looking in to adding this feature.
Thank you,
Keyur
OK, I find this slightly confusing.
Yesterday I sent 5 BTC to CampBX, and put in two sell orders, one at $14.75 for 2.5 BTC and another at a much higher price for the rest of it.
Today I see this:
The deposit BTC transaction looks pretty obvious, except for the fact that the times are completely different.
The sell transaction also looks fairly obvious.
The extra withdraw BTC transaction is confusing for several reasons. Since I already had 2.5 BTC sold via the sell order, why show an extra transaction? After seeing this transaction, I had to go check to see whether my account got hacked and my BTC stolen, because that's what it looks like. (Fortunately it was not.) Also, why are the times so different - is there some timezone handling problem? When did this sale really take place?
Yesterday I sent 5 BTC to CampBX, and put in two sell orders, one at $14.75 for 2.5 BTC and another at a much higher price for the rest of it.
Today I see this:
The deposit BTC transaction looks pretty obvious, except for the fact that the times are completely different.
The sell transaction also looks fairly obvious.
The extra withdraw BTC transaction is confusing for several reasons. Since I already had 2.5 BTC sold via the sell order, why show an extra transaction? After seeing this transaction, I had to go check to see whether my account got hacked and my BTC stolen, because that's what it looks like. (Fortunately it was not.) Also, why are the times so different - is there some timezone handling problem? When did this sale really take place?
Error,
The BTC transactions estimates the times when you check your balances on Camp BX. So timestamps may be off by a while depending on how often you check your balances. Improving time accuracy is already on our tweaks list.
Users like to slice and dice the CSV timeline according to personal preference, so we show extra / sub-transactions in our records. Sell/Buy orders and Deposit/Withdraw transfers show up as distinct records.
This behavior is of course customizable, and if there is enough demand from users to mask sub transactions we can easily do that.
Thank you,
Keyur
OK, I find this slightly confusing.
Yesterday I sent 5 BTC to CampBX, and put in two sell orders, one at $14.75 for 2.5 BTC and another at a much higher price for the rest of it.
Today I see this:
The deposit BTC transaction looks pretty obvious, except for the fact that the times are completely different.
The sell transaction also looks fairly obvious.
The extra withdraw BTC transaction is confusing for several reasons. Since I already had 2.5 BTC sold via the sell order, why show an extra transaction? After seeing this transaction, I had to go check to see whether my account got hacked and my BTC stolen, because that's what it looks like. (Fortunately it was not.) Also, why are the times so different - is there some timezone handling problem? When did this sale really take place?
Yesterday I sent 5 BTC to CampBX, and put in two sell orders, one at $14.75 for 2.5 BTC and another at a much higher price for the rest of it.
Today I see this:
The deposit BTC transaction looks pretty obvious, except for the fact that the times are completely different.
The sell transaction also looks fairly obvious.
The extra withdraw BTC transaction is confusing for several reasons. Since I already had 2.5 BTC sold via the sell order, why show an extra transaction? After seeing this transaction, I had to go check to see whether my account got hacked and my BTC stolen, because that's what it looks like. (Fortunately it was not.) Also, why are the times so different - is there some timezone handling problem? When did this sale really take place?
Can you add a feature that will send you an email anytime an order has been executed (optional)?
When will EUR deposits / withdrawals be available?
Most importantly we need bank wire to/from accounts within SEPA-area in EUR
Instant bank wire, PayPal, moneybookers and espacially the use of Paysafecard (European version of cashU) would also be very nice.
Most importantly we need bank wire to/from accounts within SEPA-area in EUR
Instant bank wire, PayPal, moneybookers and espacially the use of Paysafecard (European version of cashU) would also be very nice.
Especially with short trading, I would like an API for this.
An API is in the pipeline?
An API is in the pipeline?
Matthew,
Yes it is! We are planning to launch API at the end of first month.
Thank you,
Keyur
Especially with short trading, I would like an API for this.
An API is in the pipeline?
An API is in the pipeline?
I'm blown away that nobody has posted the about the 10% discount on CampBX trading fees available through their new affiliate program.
The deal is the same as TradeHill.com, 10% off your trading fees if you sign up through an affiliate link such as this one (mine): https://CampBX.com/register.php?r=mdslj19rhcD
If you registered before the affiliate program started, email them, and they will get you the discount. (At least, they did it for me).
Their website claims they will disable your affiliate link if people complain that you are spamming it everywhere, so don't do that.
I've posted a lot of TradeHill affiliate links, but I try to not be spammy about it (I focus on articles talking about bitcoins that don't tell you how to buy them). I can tell you it doesn't make much money (usually just a fraction of a penny when somebody places a trade), but it is kind of fun to promote these new technologies.
Keyur, will you give people a way to see how many have signed up from their referral links, and way to see how much they have earned from referrals? I like how TradeHill does it, even though it is a bit depressing to see how little money comes in that way.
The deal is the same as TradeHill.com, 10% off your trading fees if you sign up through an affiliate link such as this one (mine): https://CampBX.com/register.php?r=mdslj19rhcD
If you registered before the affiliate program started, email them, and they will get you the discount. (At least, they did it for me).
Their website claims they will disable your affiliate link if people complain that you are spamming it everywhere, so don't do that.
I've posted a lot of TradeHill affiliate links, but I try to not be spammy about it (I focus on articles talking about bitcoins that don't tell you how to buy them). I can tell you it doesn't make much money (usually just a fraction of a penny when somebody places a trade), but it is kind of fun to promote these new technologies.
Keyur, will you give people a way to see how many have signed up from their referral links, and way to see how much they have earned from referrals? I like how TradeHill does it, even though it is a bit depressing to see how little money comes in that way.
That's because there's a whole separate thread for it.
I'm blown away that nobody has posted the about the 10% discount on CampBX trading fees available through their new affiliate program.
The deal is the same as TradeHill.com, 10% off your trading fees if you sign up through an affiliate link such as this one (mine): https://CampBX.com/register.php?r=mdslj19rhcD
If you registered before the affiliate program started, email them, and they will get you the discount. (At least, they did it for me).
Their website claims they will disable your affiliate link if people complain that you are spamming it everywhere, so don't do that.
I've posted a lot of TradeHill affiliate links, but I try to not be spammy about it (I focus on articles talking about bitcoins that don't tell you how to buy them). I can tell you it doesn't make much money (usually just a fraction of a penny when somebody places a trade), but it is kind of fun to promote these new technologies.
Keyur, will you give people a way to see how many have signed up from their referral links, and way to see how much they have earned from referrals? I like how TradeHill does it, even though it is a bit depressing to see how little money comes in that way.
The deal is the same as TradeHill.com, 10% off your trading fees if you sign up through an affiliate link such as this one (mine): https://CampBX.com/register.php?r=mdslj19rhcD
If you registered before the affiliate program started, email them, and they will get you the discount. (At least, they did it for me).
Their website claims they will disable your affiliate link if people complain that you are spamming it everywhere, so don't do that.
I've posted a lot of TradeHill affiliate links, but I try to not be spammy about it (I focus on articles talking about bitcoins that don't tell you how to buy them). I can tell you it doesn't make much money (usually just a fraction of a penny when somebody places a trade), but it is kind of fun to promote these new technologies.
Keyur, will you give people a way to see how many have signed up from their referral links, and way to see how much they have earned from referrals? I like how TradeHill does it, even though it is a bit depressing to see how little money comes in that way.
Looks good so far.
Please consider formatting the market depth table like NASDAQ Level II Quotes so that the spread is right at the top of the chart. Not only would it appear more professional, it would be a lot more recognizable to everyone who trades on other markets.
Buy/Sell buttons right on the market depth chart similar to forex software would be nice as well.
I look forward to the graphs. Long term I hope they have a robust set of tools for annotating and saving charts.
Please consider formatting the market depth table like NASDAQ Level II Quotes so that the spread is right at the top of the chart. Not only would it appear more professional, it would be a lot more recognizable to everyone who trades on other markets.
Buy/Sell buttons right on the market depth chart similar to forex software would be nice as well.
I look forward to the graphs. Long term I hope they have a robust set of tools for annotating and saving charts.
Thank you Dentldir,
Buy/Sell buttons next to the depth table are in already in testing, and hope to roll them out shortly.
Unfortunately the graph upgrade is going to take longer than expected, so stay tuned for that later in the month.
Thank you,
Keyur
hi Keyur, I am using your exchange and i like it.
However, on the trade now page, is it possible for you to have the inputs in one box calculated for you based on the input in another box? for example, if i have $80 in my account, and want to buy btc at $14, can you rig it so that it will calculate the number of btc itself, while also taking into account the trade commission?
However, on the trade now page, is it possible for you to have the inputs in one box calculated for you based on the input in another box? for example, if i have $80 in my account, and want to buy btc at $14, can you rig it so that it will calculate the number of btc itself, while also taking into account the trade commission?
Thank you Mouser,
We are looking to implement a "Spend X Dollars" option to the trade now screen. We have a couple more things in pipeline prior to that, but this feature is definitely on our radar.
- Keyur
Looks good so far.
Please consider formatting the market depth table like NASDAQ Level II Quotes so that the spread is right at the top of the chart. Not only would it appear more professional, it would be a lot more recognizable to everyone who trades on other markets.
Buy/Sell buttons right on the market depth chart similar to forex software would be nice as well.
I look forward to the graphs. Long term I hope they have a robust set of tools for annotating and saving charts.
Please consider formatting the market depth table like NASDAQ Level II Quotes so that the spread is right at the top of the chart. Not only would it appear more professional, it would be a lot more recognizable to everyone who trades on other markets.
Buy/Sell buttons right on the market depth chart similar to forex software would be nice as well.
I look forward to the graphs. Long term I hope they have a robust set of tools for annotating and saving charts.
However, on the trade now page, is it possible for you to have the inputs in one box calculated for you based on the input in another box? for example, if i have $80 in my account, and want to buy btc at $14, can you rig it so that it will calculate the number of btc itself, while also taking into account the trade commission?
Second this request, it would be really nifty - but for the love of all things holy don't forget the bit in bold.
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