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Topic: **CEX.IO Bitcoin Exchange ** Buy Bitcoins with Cards in iOS / Android App*** - page 129. (Read 422328 times)

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legendary
Activity: 1227
Merit: 1003
Guys, all that nice new stuf is sooooo sloooowwwwww. What about some plain simple page?
Ive noticed  performance issues on my older machines. Sure is an aesthetic UI, very pleasing to the eye.

Agreed - my laptop is chugging along slowly.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Will be fixed shortly.
This is a serious issue.
newbie
Activity: 16
Merit: 0
Guys, all that nice new stuf is sooooo sloooowwwwww. What about some plain simple page?
Ive noticed  performance issues on my older machines. Sure is an aesthetic UI, very pleasing to the eye.

Agreed - my laptop is chugging along slowly.
sr. member
Activity: 400
Merit: 250
the sun is shining, but the ice is still slippery
Guys, all that nice new stuf is sooooo sloooowwwwww. What about some plain simple page?
Ive noticed  performance issues on my older machines. Sure is an aesthetic UI, very pleasing to the eye.
sr. member
Activity: 304
Merit: 250
Guys, all that nice new stuf is sooooo sloooowwwwww. What about some plain simple page?
sr. member
Activity: 276
Merit: 250
In Blockchain We Trust!
Where can I see how much btc was mined by me during last month/week/day ... ?
Well you could write a program using the API to do that for you, but as far as I know the only way is to look at your balance and do the math yourself if you can't program

They implement updates on cex.io very fast. I think you should wait for some time, it's an important feature.
full member
Activity: 131
Merit: 100
old user name chris3spice
Where can I see how much btc was mined by me during last month/week/day ... ?
Well you could write a program using the API to do that for you, but as far as I know the only way is to look at your balance and do the math yourself if you can't program
sr. member
Activity: 503
Merit: 283
Where can I see how much btc was mined by me during last month/week/day ... ?
sr. member
Activity: 728
Merit: 253
A Blockchain Mobile Operator With Token Rewards
Deposits and withdrawals (minor ones as a test) worked flawlessly. And quick! I normally invests profits of mining into more power but i had to try a withdrawal. Worked like a charm!


They had some issues a few days ago, but everything is moving quickly now.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 10
Deposits and withdrawals (minor ones as a test) worked flawlessly. And quick! I normally invests profits of mining into more power but i had to try a withdrawal. Worked like a charm!
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
I have a question for CEX.IO, I know that you physically own the hashing boards, however it would be a nice feature for us to be able to purchase "dedicated" hashing power so we can mine at any pool we chose to. Specifically, I want to be able to mine SHA256 altcoins if needed.

Cex.io supports merged mining.
What altcoin do you need?
Go here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0 and take your pick.
sr. member
Activity: 276
Merit: 250
In Blockchain We Trust!
I have a question for CEX.IO, I know that you physically own the hashing boards, however it would be a nice feature for us to be able to purchase "dedicated" hashing power so we can mine at any pool we chose to. Specifically, I want to be able to mine SHA256 altcoins if needed.

Cex.io supports merged mining.
What altcoin do you need?
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
I have a question for CEX.IO, I know that you physically own the hashing boards, however it would be a nice feature for us to be able to purchase "dedicated" hashing power so we can mine at any pool we chose to. Specifically, I want to be able to mine SHA256 altcoins if needed.
sr. member
Activity: 728
Merit: 253
A Blockchain Mobile Operator With Token Rewards
Confirmed: Everything ended up working. Thanks!

My deposit works as well.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 500
Confirmed: Everything ended up working. Thanks!
sr. member
Activity: 658
Merit: 250
Hey, I'm trying to deposit a smallish amount (.03 BTC) to get started for now, and I have over 14 confritmations on the transaction. This makes those coins unspendable for me, either on bitcoin directly, or on cex.io.

The deposit page indicates that it was received but is pending with only 2 confirmations seen there.

Many others are reporting the same issue in chat. Could it be fixed or could we get a refund for the coins?
Same here https://blockchain.info/tx/26d4d6f29ee9784b02a7309e44352fca8013a61928b35c77fdc409a2c7341f83 been hours now still stuck at 2 of 3 confirmations. Opened a support ticket too but no reply yet.

EDIT

Deposits are working again.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 500
Hey, I'm trying to deposit a smallish amount (.03 BTC) to get started for now, and I have over 14 confritmations on the transaction. This makes those coins unspendable for me, either on bitcoin directly, or on cex.io.

The deposit page indicates that it was received but is pending with only 2 confirmations seen there.

Many others are reporting the same issue in chat. Could it be fixed or could we get a refund for the coins?
sr. member
Activity: 251
Merit: 250
is it possibly for cex.io to make a second mining-pool. so this can mine ppc-coin or an other alt-coin, so hashpower of the first pool can get lower, if hardware is splitted
newbie
Activity: 53
Merit: 0
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A sort of rolling Ponzi scheme

In a Ponzi scheme the operator pays "interest" to investor A using investor B's investment, which disappears and cannot be withdrawn.

Please identify A and B in the Ponzi scheme you are proposing.  Show how investor B's investment cannot be withdrawn.

Investor B's investment losing value due to market forces does not constitute a Ponzi scheme.



Simply that the value of GHS is falling in the long term.

A person buys GHS, which loses value. The holder of GHS never mines enough Bitcoin to cover the loss in GHS value. They then sell out at the lower price to another person trying their luck. They too suffer a loss and sell out to the next. That is the rolling Ponzi.

Yes, some might get lucky trading GHS on a very short term basis.

Overall, it's a zero sum game but with a fee to cover pool expenses.

Those who mine with rented GHS will make a loss. Those who mine the CEX pool with their own hardware will gain BTC. CEX cover their expenses with maintenance fees.

Okay, CEX are not deliberately running a Ponzi. It's those who rent GHS and try to mine with it who are placing themselves into a Ponzi.

GHS is not a valid investment, especially at over $70 a GHS. Hold onto your BTC. It's doing just fine at present.

I don't think CEX.IO thought things out. Well-meaning intentions, yes. Lots of computing types but nobody with an economics background. Like many Bitcoin oriented start-ups, it's the creation of Bitcoins that matters and little else.

Well the price tends to band between $60-$72... If BTC price rises.. The BTC pro GH falls... Of course it does! But when you translate price from BTC/USD you will see that it remains in this tight band... Even though the graph falls... It falls because the proportion of BTC to make the 60-73$/GH price... Is less... So if you bought GH at $60/GH when BTC was $300 and sold your GH at $70 when BTC was $1000... You have technically made $10... Hard way to look at it but... It's only BTC. If you don't like it don't trade... You are Infact just renting HASH because it's hard to find or buy your own hardware... BFL are offering 1gh for $10,83.... But it's not online yet... What will happen to the price here when the competition starts is your guess. I have 167gh coming sometime this millennium it's all a big gamble. I sold out today.. Difficulty change is very close!

Your "graph" must be very short term. I have graphed CEX.IO from inception. The price in dollars was $28.86 on Octover 1st, falling to $15.14 on October 24th. Since then it has steadily risen to over $70 in the last 3 days, which must be the length of your graph.
newbie
Activity: 53
Merit: 0
Explain something to me, say btc is $1000, i decided to spend 1 btc on 10 gh/s and actually mine with it, and not try to sell it 1 second after i bought it. Now i know i am in the whole $1000 but the btc it will mine for me over TIME will eventually even out then rest is profit..

What am i missing ?


The BTC price of GHS depreciates faster than you can mine BTC. So over TIME you will make a loss. There is no profit. Check the 3 month GHS/BTC graph on CEX.IO and see.
sr. member
Activity: 462
Merit: 250
Free World
Explain something to me, say btc is $1000, i decided to spend 1 btc on 10 gh/s and actually mine with it, and not try to sell it 1 second after i bought it. Now i know i am in the whole $1000 but the btc it will mine for me over TIME will eventually even out then rest is profit..

What am i missing ?


if you convert DOLLARS to BTC... then let's say you have 1 BTC...

that "ONE BTC" is all you have to think...

do not think about dollars...

now you have to calculate how many days can you mine and get that 1 BTC BACK.. or in the other hand... can you sell your GHS for more than 1 BTC...

that is why CEX is doing GHs/BTC....

and NOT GHs/BTC/USD

stop thinking about USD...

it is not included in the trade...

once you pass that thought... (let's say you have many BTC's already)... now you can step into a next level.. which is BTC and USD trading...






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