btce traders AFAIK have difficulties with fiat compared to other marketplaces.
So it's fiat capabilities not always meet demand.
Topic: Do the markets follow BTC-E? (Read 839 times)
Using a time-dynamic scaling extrapolation over the past 4 weeks, I have markets (Bitstamp, OKCoin, Huobi) latency of 1 hour to be at ~67% correlation.
If we exclude the data when volume exceeded 1500 BTC (a typical cutoff 8:1 for Keynesian stat) within 30 minutes on any one exchange (quick pumps), the market follows BTC-E at 89.2% correlation at 1hr.
If we exclude the data when volume exceeded 1500 BTC (a typical cutoff 8:1 for Keynesian stat) within 30 minutes on any one exchange (quick pumps), the market follows BTC-E at 89.2% correlation at 1hr.
I've seen many people claim that BTC-E is always a step ahead.
So, since BTC-E is is currently trading at 389 (2am est), with bitstamp at 401, would you expect the stamp price to fall tues morning?
If BTC-E is not the price leader, then what market is?
Any feedback appreciated.
I also remember some bear trolls saying tues will see a price massacre.
Let us see what happens.
So, since BTC-E is is currently trading at 389 (2am est), with bitstamp at 401, would you expect the stamp price to fall tues morning?
If BTC-E is not the price leader, then what market is?
Any feedback appreciated.
I also remember some bear trolls saying tues will see a price massacre.
Let us see what happens.
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