In answer to op: "No"
And another No!
Topic: Is Coinbase turning into another Gox? - page 2. (Read 2272 times)
Given that Coinbase has invested 25 million into their operations, I doubt they are about to go anywhere. I think they are attempting to become more user-friendly to the average Joe (me) in an effort to gain the business of regular (non-techy) customers.
In answer to op: "No"
What is cancelled, withdrawals to your wallet or bank account? Or buy or sell orders? In that case, what franky1 says.
coins are moving fast. by the time you have got to the page, seen the sell price. typed in the amount of coins you want to sell.
by the time you press the button, the buy order offer price has already been bought by someone else.
if your that desperate to sell instantly, enable instant sell feature. or change the sell price to a fraction less then you were offered for a better chance at beating other sellers.
by the time you press the button, the buy order offer price has already been bought by someone else.
if your that desperate to sell instantly, enable instant sell feature. or change the sell price to a fraction less then you were offered for a better chance at beating other sellers.
They may have too many people turning in coins over fear from the whole Gox fiasco.
It seems like it is near impossible to sell bitcoin and transfer funds to my bank account, almost every time it gets cancelled now. I have never had any trouble with Coinbase until the last month, now 6 out of 10 transactions are always cancelled. I wonder if they are the next ones to go tits up.
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