If I had a choice, I would keep the current structure. No fees and no ability to deposit/withdraw US Dollars. I use CEX.IO for Bitcoin/GHS mining/trading. I do not need US Dollars to be introduced causing fees and other problems.
CEX.IO, you should ask your users what they want, not tell them.
My 2¢.
Topic: **CEX.IO Bitcoin Exchange ** Buy Bitcoins with Cards in iOS / Android App*** - page 94. (Read 422328 times)
April 02, 2014, 07:21:23 AM
April 02, 2014, 06:55:35 AM
Please, be aware that within two weeks CEX.IO will introduce a trade fee, which suggests commission for every trade transaction performed by all users of the platform.
That is not good news. Zero fee is huge cex.io advantage.
April 02, 2014, 06:23:45 AM
Since making BTC at CEX.io depends on trading ... well good luck to the people that stay.
April 02, 2014, 04:04:15 AM
CEX.IO Bitcoin Commodity Exchange imposes trade fee
Please, be aware that within two weeks CEX.IO will introduce a trade fee, which suggests commission for every trade transaction performed by all users of the platform.
The fee introduction will be executed in two steps. The first one will embody a standard 0.2% commission on all buy/sell transactions and will last for one month.
After that, the fee will become flexible and vary for each user, depending on a 30-day trading history. Thus, the trade commission at CEX.IO will finally lie between 0.5% and 0.2%. Users will be able to get acquainted with the full fee policy at the respective “Trade Fee” page.
The fee implementation is aligned with the upcoming project monetisation, introduction of the most in-demand trading pairs, such as BTC/USD and USD/GHS, as well as a part of our upcoming affiliate program. We believe that this will be an incredible and awaited advancement for our users, who will be able to, for instance, to buy Bitcoin mining power and withdraw funds in the currency they are used to right on CEX.IO without the necessity to convert cryptocurrencies on 3rd party exchanges.
Read more at our official blog: http://blog.cex.io/cex-io-bitcoin-commodity-exchange-imposes-trade-fee/
April 02, 2014, 01:01:51 AM
i am using cex.io for few days and can someone tell me how is possible to price of btc drops and price of ghs rises. sorry if question is stupid but that not looks logical to me. thank you in advance.
Hard to say. I'm unable to see there any correlations with the news or trends. In February it was common that price drops were on sunday, but that is not true anymore. This quite surprising rise made me some money but in total I've still lost on cex.io as you never know when price will drop.
One is sure. cex.io is not expecting the price be over 0.008 at 25.4. otherwise they would not sell FHA at 0.008.
April 02, 2014, 12:52:52 AM
Thanks for the explanation cesmak 
Still trying to figure out all the different reward functions
Still trying to figure out all the different reward functions April 01, 2014, 07:22:51 PM
i am using cex.io for few days and can someone tell me how is possible to price of btc drops and price of ghs rises. sorry if question is stupid but that not looks logical to me. thank you in advance.
Questions about common sense, logic and rationality are currently being banned on this forum C... I do not recommend using these terms in the near future as well.
April 01, 2014, 06:57:46 PM
i am using cex.io for few days and can someone tell me how is possible to price of btc drops and price of ghs rises. sorry if question is stupid but that not looks logical to me. thank you in advance.
April 01, 2014, 01:15:33 PM
i am surprised there isnt more discussion on the FHA and FHM contracts.
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
PB mining currently charges 0,007 and when I enter those details on bitcoin wisdom calculator the FHM Gh/s doesn't return as fast as the PBM.
yeah except the counterparty risk is through the roof, no different than buying homebrew shares in the trade section, i always thought people are just batsht crazy trusting some guy in a basement to keep mining for them for a 6-12 month period. Cex.io despite all its fault, has proven to be relatively safe in term of running away with your bitcoins and is backed by a large scale mining farm.
April 01, 2014, 01:07:07 PM
Thanks for the explanation cesmak Still trying to figure out all the different reward functions
Still trying to figure out all the different reward functions April 01, 2014, 12:21:33 PM
New to bitcoin mining on cex.io, there is no hashing going on at all for some blocks. it's not in the screencap but hashrate is pretty unstable too ranging from 600Mh/s to 2-3Gh/s even though i didn't sell anything
i'd like to ask if there's an explanation for this, has anyone encountered this before?
i'd like to ask if there's an explanation for this, has anyone encountered this before?
Unfortunately shifts are very short and the default difficulty for cloud mining is high so in 3 minutes with your hash rate you don't complete a diff hash that's why you have some shift with hashes and others without. You are watching the shift table not the discovered block tabel that is under the hash rate graph.
It's better if you search PPLNS rewad system to understand how pools reward function...
cheers
April 01, 2014, 11:50:33 AM
New to bitcoin mining on cex.io, there is no hashing going on at all for some blocks. it's not in the screencap but hashrate is pretty unstable too ranging from 600Mh/s to 2-3Gh/s even though i didn't sell anything
https://i.imgur.com/sRtUijs.png
i'd like to ask if there's an explanation for this, has anyone encountered this before?
https://i.imgur.com/sRtUijs.png
i'd like to ask if there's an explanation for this, has anyone encountered this before?
April 01, 2014, 11:18:08 AM
i am surprised there isnt more discussion on the FHA and FHM contracts.
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
PB mining currently charges 0,007 and when I enter those details on bitcoin wisdom calculator the FHM Gh/s doesn't return as fast as the PBM.
April 01, 2014, 10:58:28 AM
i am surprised there isnt more discussion on the FHA and FHM contracts.
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
Can you short as well as go long on these contracts?
If not then it is not a "future's contract" but another CEX.IO scam.
And no, selling is not the same as shorting. I want to "sell" a contract that I do not have.
April 01, 2014, 10:19:51 AM
i am surprised there isnt more discussion on the FHA and FHM contracts.
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
With btc at $460, the FHM end of may contract at 0.004BTC per gh looks pretty good, i think that's the lowest price per gh anywhere currently, and cex.io usually carry a premium vs physical hardware due to the ability to easily trade.
Any thoughts?
March 31, 2014, 07:39:07 PM
Website down?
Yep:
http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu229/ericisback1/2014-03-31_203735.jpg
EDIT: Back up...
March 31, 2014, 07:14:04 PM
March 31, 2014, 07:10:38 PM
Website down?
March 30, 2014, 07:18:45 AM
Anybody care to explain picture below as well?
I see more and more of these unconfirmed blocks at Ghash
I see more and more of these unconfirmed blocks at Ghash
Block orphans.
March 30, 2014, 02:42:02 AM
Anybody care to explain picture below as well?
I see more and more of these unconfirmed blocks at Ghash
I see more and more of these unconfirmed blocks at Ghash
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